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The corporate Web site may have many different clients and purposes. It may
be selling products, providing software downloads, giving investor information,
and even dispensing content. Your Intranet has only one purpose - disseminating
information to employees and certain external customers. Intranets should never have the same appearance as the corporate Web site.
Employees should always be able to tell if they're on the public Web site or the
private Intranet. As we'll see under the topic of Navigation, an employee should
always be able to tell where they are by simply looking at the page. Mistake
#4 Forgetting the Japanese!
Author
The creator of the award-winning site Web Pages That Suck and co-author of
the book of the same name, lists the top 10 mistakes he's found while
consulting for Fortune 1000 corporations. Hint: the image is one of them.
To contact Vincent with topics you'd like to see covered in the Intranet Design Guru Column or for any other
reason: vincent@flandersenterprises.com |
Mistake #1
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