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This is the article that I read in this week, I choose it causes it reminded me about the one knowledge I have learned this week: The importance of design.
The news is mainly talking about 10 ways of ditching the diet and losing fat. Although it's not quite a new topic to notice, but it's always a pinup subject people concern about! Firstly, in terms of the content, it focus on the general direction of strip body fat rather than specific ways to teach you how to calculate your daily calorie or suggest the most effective exercise. Based on this angle, the author, a personal trainer who has ran more than 25,000 personal training sessions through 12 years, proposed the people who eager to lose weight get start from identifying their initial purpose then put into practice. Besides, the small details in your daily lives play a significant role, establishing a healthy dietary structure and exercise habits also help you get rid of corpulent fat effectively.

When I first browsed this online news, I immediately remembered a word impressed me in the class this week: Pyramid. This is a typical Pyramid Navigation Structure. The information is conveyed through a lot of eye-catching photos as a form of image galleries. It links a sequence of pages with back/next links. Users can navigate though a sequence of pages that appear in a certain order, in the bottom of the image, there are sequential navigational small pictures, there will be a small title tags when putting the mouse pointer on the navigational pictures. I think this kind of structure is helpful to allure readers of chasing the words. In addition, in this online information news, every brief advice with a picture and the pictures are placed on the left side which take up 3/4 space. However, everything has two sides, sometimes the cause of disadvantage just is the advantage! Although the large pictures indeed enhance the interesting of reading, it also induces a problem of limited information.