Web+page+5

(Search results list which appears after clicking on the "subject" icon from web page 1)


 * Subjects closest to "reptiles and amphibians"**

- subject search creates a list of the terms that are closest to the subject search entered by the searcher -square brackets indicate how many items are available for each subject result -by listing the closest terms, searchers can choose the one that is most applicable to what they are looking for - it may provide them with options they hadn't even thought of - if we had done the results page with just titles, searchers wouldn't have the opportunity to see these broader subject categories and it might take longer for them to find exactly what they are looking for (if they even know) -the list of subject terms mimics searches done in many databases which list the closest terms and allow the user to make an educated choice
 * Explain reason for choosing the particular labels or captions and the reason for rejecting others.**

-alphabetical list based on SEARS list of subject headings
 * Reasons for settling on a particular order of the fields and/or data elements making up the display.**

- search path is again identified in blue bar - Home and Catalogue links at the top of the page - for the purpose of this assignment, one link has been highlighted and underlined in blue and links to a more detailed list of 16 resources that fit under this subject heading - in the actual catalogue, the searcher would be able to scroll over each subject result and it would highlight/underline in blue, as well as link to a more detailed list of the resources in that category
 * A list of the fields and/or data elements/subfields that would be hotlinked along with an indication of to what they would be linked.**


 * A list of the field and/or data elements/subfields that you would like to make keyword searchable.**