Website Usability and Accessibility As a consumer of the web, you have undoubtedly visited websites that expertly organize and deliver information so that users of all ages, abilities, and disabilities are able to navigate the site and conduct the business or complete the task that brought them to the site in the first place. You have probably encountered a few websites that did just the opposite, that act as cautionary tales of ill-conceived design. Many people can intuitively categorize a website as "good" or "bad," but there are underlying principles of usability and accessibility at work, as presented in this week's Supplementary Information. To prepare for this Discussion: Identify one professional website that exemplifies good design and a second website that exemplifies bad design. Try to identify extremes-find the uniformly "best" and "worst" websites you can, based upon the design standards presented this week. Provide the URLs of the websites and briefly describe each. Explain why you chose these specific websites, citing the resources and/or other appropriate research about the best practices of usability and accessibility. Include screenshots of the sites that support your claims. Please limit your choices to professional websites that are appropriate for the classroom