Steve Flockenhaus-Blog 9

Chapter 7 seems to speak a lot about helping internet users navigate through useful and not useful websites at a quick pace.  It speaks to the visual hierarchy, or organization, of web pages putting the most important information towards the top in a big font with the support below in a smaller font.  The chapter speaks about findability, putting useful things in useful places.  While reading, I thought the most important parts were the subjects addressing uniformity.  The book explains to use only a few fonts and to align similar objects on a page.

This site I chose that exemplifies these traits is Health.gov.  On the site they have large Topic headings and subjects of the topic in smaller fonts beneath.  The fonts according to each the heading and subject lines are uniform.  Finally, the bullets are aligned on the along the page.