Which of the following would be defined during the functionality part of a site specification?

• A. The structure of the information contained in the site incorporates an intuitive navigational scheme
• B. Tasks the site will be able to perform, such a detailed product search or managing products in a virtual shopping cart
• C. The look and feel of a site, such as typography, color schemes, images, and spacing
• D. The content contained in the site, such as text describing the business and products, images, and video files

Answer: (B)

Focusing on what the site can do is what the functionality section covers. This part of a site specification outlines the features and interactive tasks the site must support, such as a detailed product search or the ability to manage products in a virtual shopping cart. These are concrete capabilities and user interactions the site should provide.

The other areas describe different aspects: the navigational scheme relates to how information is organized and accessed (structure or information architecture), the look and feel covers typography, colors, images, and spacing (appearance), and the actual content includes the text, images, and videos used on the site (content).