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your Web site, so that you can structure the site design to meet their needs and
expectations. The knowledge, background, interests, and needs of users will vary
from tentative novices who need a careful structured introduction to expert
"power users" who may chafe at anything that seems to patronize them
or delay their access to information. A well-designed system should be able to
accommodate a range of user skills and interests. For example, if the goal of
your Web site is to deliver internal corporate information, human resources
documents, or other information that used to be published in paper manuals your
site will be used by people who will visit many times every day, and also by
people who only occasionally refer to the site. |