Principles of web site development and design: powerful educational tools.

J Nurses Staff Dev

Director, Hospital Education, Wuerzburg Army Hospital, Wuerzburg, Germany.

Published: September 2002

Setting up an educational Web site is easy and is a huge benefit to the nursing profession. Although Web sites may radically differ in their audiences and intent, the principles behind a great site are the same. This article provides basic information, terminology, and advice on how to create effective Web sites using concepts of Web design and Web publishing.

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