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    The 80/20 rule states that 20% of causes are responsible for 80% of effects. In web design, 20% of the work takes up 80% of time. The key is to identify the most time-consuming 20% of tasks and address them efficiently. Creating a website without a plan by randomly experimenting with layouts and elements ("tinkering") leads to disaster and wasted effort. It is best to avoid this approach.

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    The 80/20 rule states that 20% of causes are responsible for 80% of effects. In web design, 20% of the work takes up 80% of time. The key is to identify the most time-consuming 20% of tasks and address them efficiently. Creating a website without a plan by randomly experimenting with layouts and elements ("tinkering") leads to disaster and wasted effort. It is best to avoid this approach.

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    The 80/20 rule states that 20% of causes are responsible for 80% of effects. In web design, 20% of the work takes up 80% of time. The key is to identify the most time-consuming 20% of tasks and address them efficiently. Creating a website without a plan by randomly experimenting with layouts and elements ("tinkering") leads to disaster and wasted effort. It is best to avoid this approach.

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    The 80/20 rule states that 20% of causes are responsible for 80% of effects. In web design, 20% of the work takes up 80% of time. The key is to identify the most time-consuming 20% of tasks and address them efficiently. Creating a website without a plan by randomly experimenting with layouts and elements ("tinkering") leads to disaster and wasted effort. It is best to avoid this approach.

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    STUDENT NAME

    Donovan Veasley
    TITLE OF ARTICLE

    The 80/20 Rule


    SOURCE OF ARTICLE

    http://www.killersites.com/articles_2005/opinion/80-20-rule.php

    The 80/20 has since evolved into a proven principle that works in just about any field - web design in no different. A classic definition of the principle
    states: that a small number of the causes (20%) are responsible for most (80%) of the effect. With respect to web design, we can say that 20% of
    the work will take up 80% of your time. So the trick is to identify that expensive 20% and do something about it. Web design by tinkering is when you
    sit down in front of your computer and you start building the website with no plan. You just start tinkering, trying different layouts, changing positions
    of images or your navigation etc This is a recipe to disaster and pain, dont do it.

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