Abstract
The purpose of the present work is to suggest practical principles in designing web pages of moderate to high complexity in structure. The examined case was the formal web-pages of the University of Tsukuba recently renewed with a special emphasis on the web accessibility and universal design. We obtrained interesting findings about the use of the Japanese language by eye-examinations and those by a speech browser for the visually-impaired. They have been reflected in the refinement of the pages by the authors.
