Following is the content of the paper. Note that papers should be formatted using standard XHTML elements (h1-h6, ul, ol, li, p etc). Do not use presentation elements like font. The www2003.css Cascading Style Sheet will take care of formatting the text for you. Format section headings in your paper as in this paper, div sections for the metadata at the top. The ABSTRACT is headed by an h1 element of class abstract and contains a p element of class abstract.The Keywords section is headed by an h2 element of class keywords and contains a p element of class keywords.
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[1] , Web Navigation: Designing the User Experience, Web Journal, 13 (2) 1988
[2] , Web Searching: A Good Experience, Web Searching Academic 1988