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current e-business environment for a particular business contextdifferent services and operation systems used by internet service providersgeneral principles of website architecture and designrole of a website in the marketing mixwebsite features and capabilities:active linksauthentication facility or linkcolour, sound, video, images and graphicscustomer service requirementscut down versions of web pages in wireless markup language (WML) for access by wireless application protocol (WAP) telephonesdownloadable fileselectronic payment facilitiesfacility of user feedback on content and operation of websitelegal requirementsmarketing featuresnavigation buttonsprivacy and confidentiality requirementssearch facilitysecurity requirementsshopping cart facilitiestext and tags in hypertext markup language (HTML)thumbnailsfactors which impact ease of operation of website:navigationsite download timetime to download fileskey features and functions of a marketing-oriented websitefeatures of browsers, search engines and web crawlers, and how they impact on website design, decisions and meta-tagsrelationships between content and site designpossible inclusions in page presentation:animated sequencesbulleted or numbered listscolourdownloadable filesfonts and font sizesimages, photographs and graphicsinteractive forms for bookings or enquiriesmovie sequencepluginssoundtablestechniques for using colour and enhancing text in a websitetechniques for manipulating digital images and graphics, and their insertion into a websitefunctions and features of micro-content elements:headingshighlighted wordshyperlink textunderlying impact of HTML and cascading style sheets on site designfeatures and uses of frames, forms and tables in a websitecomponents of linked web pages:fully qualified uniform resource locator (URL) link to a page on another websiterelative links, between a page and the home pageprivacy issues, codes of practice and legislative requirements in relation to website development:Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Guidelines for Consumer Protection in the Context of Electronic CommerceWorld Wide Web Consortium (W3C) guidelinescopyright lawsdefamation lawsprivacy legislation and confidentiality requirementsintellectual property considerationslegal and regulatory policies affecting e-business.