KNOW THE USER

A fundamental principle of HCI is to know the user. This website is for students who are enrolled in STI or who
wish to enroll. The website's color scheme is based on the school's color scheme. It's quite fitting because it's
clearly aimed at students. Knowing the user's basic information might also help the administrator choose what
strategy is best for the user.

UNDERSTAND THE TASK

The site is aimed at students. It also includes the name and email address. In this situation, the user must
complete the form in order for the STI to have information about the user. It also offers a section for students who
want to apply to the institute or enroll. The user's ability to retrieve information is aided by understanding the
task. Also, make it easier for them to complete the task.

REMIND USERS
It's critical to remind users, especially while filling out a form. As you can see, the user must complete the
registration form for students who wish to enroll. When you finish filling out the form and there is a blank, it will
prompt you to fill it out. In this case, the information STI requested from you will be completed, and complications
will be avoided. There are some details that are critical, therefore reminding users is a fantastic way to assist them
remember.
 The principle of striving for consistency is something I'd like to suggest. As you can see, it's quite vibrant,
which isn't good for the eyes because it's a college, not a kindergarten. Furthermore, due to the incorrect
background selection, the white font color is not visible. The writing is less apparent than the background.
The placement of the boxes is also unsuitable.

The concepts are crucial since they will improve the site. It will also assist the newbie programmer in
creating a more appealing website or app for the users. Also, if you're creating a site for a school, these
principles will come in handy. As a result, you can gather information from consumers or pupils. It's also
beneficial to employ a user-friendly website.