Question 3:  Web Page Structure New-Trust Bank’s website has three different sections for three different business interactions. Section 1 Personal accounts are accessible via the internet and open to the public. And should have the following subsections   Opening page/ welcome/opening page  Locations and business hours  User Login page  Latest rates for the loans  Incentives for new customers Section 2 Employees can access via the intranet, employee accesses only and is not open to the public. And should have the following subsections  Opening page/ welcome/opening page  This week’s upcoming activities/projects  Link to the Human Resources department’s webpage  Link to the Marketing department’s webpage  Link to IT department’s webpage  Section 3 Corporate accounts are accessible via the internet and open to only partner companies. And should have the following subsections  Opening page/ welcome/opening page  Locations and business hours  Login page for the corporate accounts Task: Develop the Bank’s Website structure for Intranet only.  You should first decide which sections should be under this Website and then draw the Website Structure using a block diagram. This section of the website should not be open to the public.

Document the primary steps needed to load the website in response to a user or customer request.

> Submission Types Discussion Comment > Submission & Rubric Description AA Andy Alali Sep 25, 2022 at 3:29 PM > A writer is considering revising the long paragraph below. Would the best place to start a second paragraph be at (1), (2), or (3)? Why? Although graphics can enhance a website, they can also serve as a distraction. Having too many graphics that do not contribute to the content of the site may make your company appear unprofessional, as well as contributing to slow download times. Your site, for example, has thirty moving images. (1) Such images do not reflect the serious nature of your business. When it comes to graphics, we suggest you adopt a "less is more" approach. (2) Another troublesome feature of your site is the scrolling banner used as a navigation element. To reach certain pages on your site, users must quickly click the links scrolling across the banner. If they miss a link, they must wait another 20 seconds until the link scrolls by again. (3) Because this site…

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