Website Purpose
This site is designed to practice semantic HTML foundations and accessibility basics. The content focuses on three core HCI analysis approaches: Norman’s Action Cycle, GOMS, and the Keystroke-Level Model (KLM).
What You Will Find
- CV: A structured content page using semantic sections and articles.
- Contact: A keyboard accessible form with labels.
- Interaction Analysis: A comparison table for Norman vs GOMS.
- Norman–GOMS–KLM: A deeper comparison including KLM operators.
- Lab 01 Rules: The official constraints and requirements.
Why Semantic HTML Matters
Semantic HTML improves clarity, maintainability, and accessibility. Screen readers can jump between
landmarks such as nav and main, and users benefit from consistent heading structure.