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and Web Design for the 50-Plus Market
Companies spend millions of dollars each year
producing marketing literature, various written communications,
and Web sites. These materials are often painstakingly researched,
written, and reviewed. Yet they often fail because older customers
cannot read them. The vast majority of those over the age of 50
experience age-related vision changes. This presentation describes
the critical factors to consider when designing effective print
material and Web sites.
Attendees will:
- Select
the appropriate font size and type for improved readability.
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Determine which colors are easiest for the aging eye to distinguish
and which should not be used.
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Understand the importance of paper selection and the guidelines
for proper use of graphics and pictures.
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Understand the importance of consistent layouts, static menus,
and the minimal use of animation, pop-ups, and background graphics.
Length: From 30 minutes to 2
hours, based on client needs.
Format: Workshop or keynote.
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