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Based on usability research, these videos help you craft pages that respond to the needs and wants of today's web users.
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The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) website averages over 8,600 visits a day—over 5,500 from new users. Every week, about 4,500 congregation searches are performed—over 2,600 from new users. UUA.org is one of our most important tools for introducing seekers to Unitarian...
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Simple Beginnings ...
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Usability Sample Which is easier to read? Hard to Read Easier to Read TAXES, MONEY, AND FINANCE. IF WE BELIEVE CAESAR'S COMMENTARIES ON THE...
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Meaningful headings help people scanning the page to quickly see its content. They help people hearing the page, who will be able to...
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Usability Sample Is it more important that you click on the links provided than it is to keep reading the article? Emphasized and Linked...
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Usability Sample Which is easier to read? Which gives you information more quickly? Hard to Scan Easier to Scan Commerce. "Commerce in the...
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Usability Sample How quickly can you find out what made the circus disappear? Hard to Scan Easier to Scan Games and Pastimes. The Romans,...
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Usability Sample Find a link to a picture of Romans. Meaningless Links Helpful Links Condition of Persons and Lands. The period known as...
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Usability Sample Find a link to a picture of someone hunting. Hard to Scan Easier to Scan Privileges and Rights. Feudal and Municipal. When...
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Try to look at your congregation's website with fresh eyes, and ask yourself the following questions. ...
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"Usability" refers to the ease with which people can use a website in order to achieve their goal. Principles of usability help people of...
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A Simple Test Try to copy the text of your PDF file and paste it into a Word document. If it looks just like you see it in your PDF file,...
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It's About Consistency ...
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Usability Tip Choose images that enhance your story: engage your reader with faces or meaningful imagery. Use the text of your article to...
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Well-organized website content improves usability and search engine optimization, which reduces user frustration and fosters feelings of...
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is about making sure your pages are well-formed: for the search engines like Google which "spider" or "...
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Web links catch the eye (or ear) and tell a user a lot about the nature of your content; be sure to maximize their potential and avoid user...
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In most cases, a communications vehicle that represents a congregation should be owned and operated by the congregation as a whole, and be...
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The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) uses Google Analytics to track traffic (anonymously) to and through our websites.
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Choose one page that’s important to you, and name one or two major goals for that page: what do you want people to do?
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Averages, estimates, trends, and context are some of the things to keep in mind as you navigate the data collected by Google Analytics to help you avoid being misled. ...
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An Official Publication Requires Standards UUA.org is an official publication of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (...
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The meta description is a short phrase that summarizes the topic of the page. Meta descriptions go in the <head> of a page, in the...
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Each page on your site should have exactly one title, and it should go in TITLE field. The first 11 characters of each title ought to give...
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Link to Your Own Pages Your first step for search engine optimization (SEO) is to link to every page! Users and search engines alike will...
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If you can make your site with a logical and meaningful URL (web address) structure, all the better for search engine optimization (SEO)...
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Separating your content into shorter pages will allow you to improve the accuracy of your page titles, and the relevancy of your page among...
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The meta "keywords" tag is largely ignored these days (as it was so hideously abused by people trying to capture search results for which...
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Focus When writing for the web, or preparing other written materials for your website, be concise. Write tersely. Cut your content by half...
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Don't create pages (or links to pages) that have no content or that are "under construction." Publishing pages that are empty creates...
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Usability Sample Find links to this article's illustrations. Private Life in the Castles, the Towns, and the Rural Districts. Augustin...
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Images can add interest to a web page and help convey important information. On the other hand, they are one of the primary elements...
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Include an Email Address for Contacts Whenever contact information is included on a web page, a corresponding email address should also be...
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When you put your work on the web, this act constitutes an "implied license" to allow access to that work through normal web usage patterns...
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Purposes of Our Main Landing Pages The UUA's Web Team and Outreach Team make changes to the main landing pages of UUA.org based on...
Central East Regional Group
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Does the title above sound familiar? Your website is effectively your Electronic Commons and your Electronic Front Door. It’s where potential visitors find you and where members come for information, ideas, and inspiration. ...
General Assembly Presentations
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General Assembly 2015 Event #219 First impressions matter. Websites are an essential “front door” for any new Unitarian Universalist (UU)...
InterConnections: Articles for UU Leaders
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By Donald E. SkinnerAs recently as five or ten years ago, visitors to our congregations showed up full of questions—and brought with them some apprehensions...
LeaderLab
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By Donald E. SkinnerMost visitors have already visited your website! How do you make sure it gives a good first impression>
Pacific Western Region
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Wishing you could have a website that made your congregation shine? Searching for a platform that’s easy to use and low-cost? The new...
UU World
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By Sonja L. CohenImage credit: © Unitarian Universalist Association
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