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| intranet vs. Internet Design (Alertbox) |
useit.com alertbox sep. 1997 intranet vs. internet design jakob nielsen's alertbox for september 15, 1997: the difference between intranet and internet design your intranet and your public website on differs. typically, an intranet has between ten and a hundred times as many pages as the same company's public website. the difference is due to the extensive amount of work-in-progress that is will facilitate an understanding of when an employee is seeing information that can be freely shared with the outside and when the information is internal and confidential. an intranet design shouldas a single, well-structured information architecture and navigation system under the control of a single designer. even though this approach maximizes usability of the information that passes thewill probably characterize many aspects of the coming network economy, but we have less experience with this approach than with more traditional top-down management. just one example of improved as such. fundamentally, an extranet is a part of the internet since it is accessed by people in many different companies who will be using your public website but will not have access to the trulybetter use of your extranet. the training needs and the complexity of your extranet can not be too demanding, however, since you normally cannot assume that extranet users are dedicated to the use of
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