Navigating between pages
- to subdirectories
- to overview page CyberSlang
- to my Home
- to students' list Céline

Navigating within a page
- Up
- Chapters

Inviting for an action
- sending EMail

Internet users arriving on my home page should have a quick and easy access to my products of the postgraduate studies at Tecfa.
For this purpose I created icons for the Staf courses (Staf 11-18).

Requirements

In addition to the Staf courses, I created one more icon and directory:
CyberSlang presents all the products that help to explain the cyberspace and its vocabulary.

All my HTML pages should provide a direct return link to the home page.
The icon representing a house seemed to me very suitable for that.
And to make sure everybody understands this home as the home of Chris the name is written beside the home.

Visitors might be interested to compare equivalent products of different people.
For this purpose, I often added in the lower part of my HTML pages direct links to the corresponding pages of my fellow students.
And, in addition, each of my pages shows beside my home icon the icon of the students' group.
We are the third team and called Céline.

Up: to top of page

For navigating all the way up in the page I created a small and handy icon with a clear message: up.
Since the combination of the colors yellow and black give a very good contrast, I took these two colors.

Chapters: to anywhere within this page

In addtion to navigating to the top of the page navigating to other chapters or sections within the same page might be very useful to.
Since the contents are different from page to page, I created these links with keywords.
By using a very small font size I give these keywords a touch of icons: the are more like visual signs rather than textual messages.
Putting them together in a chaine and in combination with the up icon underlines the visual function.
This line of links shows up at the end of each chapter or section within a page.

Each of my pages should supply a way to send feedback to the author.

At the beginning, I posted this message with an email icon and the written email address beside.

After discovering an animated version in form of an animated gif, I switched to the latter version.

Indicating the content group to which a page is belonging to is another function - besides just navigating.
All my HTML pages providing informations about the cyberspace, its rules, its concepts, and its vocabulary appear with this header: the are members of 'the ultimate instant online encyclopedia'.
Clicking into this header links the user to the contents overview of CyberSlang.