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Simulation Software Tool Used for Review • Advantages and disadvantages of simulation tool used in the review of RWD web pages. • Comment on similar tools available for testing and reviewing RWD web pages. Presentation: • Report professionally presented. • Grammar, spelling, written style and expression • Citation and references. • Overall presentation.

Review and Evaluation: • Overview and description. • Identify and elaborate main features. • Identify the positive and negative aspects. • Reviews and comments from two other participants. • Recommendation on improvements to be made, or otherwise. • Demonstrates that in-depth evaluation have been undertaken. Relevance to Principles of RWD: • Arguments and assertions are sound. • Arguments and assertions are supported by RWD principles. • Arguments are developed consistently and logically. • Demonstrates understanding of the RWD subject matter and applying this competently to the review.

Page formatting: A4 size paper, 2.5cm margins on all sides, single-sided page, single line spacing. Time Romans or New Time Romans font, 12pt font, saved as a single DOC or DOCX Microsoft Word document file. Name and submit the document file as WRIT_ASSN.DOC and WRIT_ASSN.DOCX. The document should be submitted to your Moodle course website submission portal. Please refer to your course website for more detailed instructions.

For the purpose of this written assessment you are assumed to be a postgraduate student capable of producing a high quality report. As such, you should attempt at your best to reflect this quality in the preparation of the written assessment. As a minimum, the report should contain the following, but not limited to: (1) Introduction – State the purpose and objectives of the report. (2) Discussion – Build your arguments into a cohesive thread, presenting your observations and findings that you have collated from section (1) to (4) from ‘What to Include’ section. (3) Recommendation – This is the section where you present your recommendations. (4) Conclusion – Summarise your findings, consolidating and drawing attention to the main points of the report. (5) References. (6) Number of words: 3,000 (maximum) number of words. Your word count should include figure captions and references.