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*Visually clear: There should be a clear sense of what the focus of the figure is (the foreground), and how this focal point connects to the whole (the background). There are multiple aspects that can help achieve a clear image (choice of initial zoom level, color, of representation, slabbing and fogging, line widths, initial orientation and center of rotation)
*Visually clear: There should be a clear sense of what the focus of the figure is (the foreground), and how this focal point connects to the whole (the background). There are multiple aspects that can help achieve a clear image (choice of initial zoom level, color, of representation, slabbing and fogging, line widths, initial orientation and center of rotation)


*Fun to explore: The viewer should be invited to rotate the figure and to zoom in and out. Interactive elements (hiding and displaying structural features, buttons to get back to the original view or to other standard views, animation, morphs) can guide this exploration, as well as [[Help:Viewing_page|reminders]] about Proteopedia's and Jmol's built-in features (measure distances and angles, invitation to view in stereo, pop-out the image to maximize viewing area).
*Fun to explore: The viewer should be invited to rotate the figure and to zoom in and out. Interactive elements (hiding and displaying structural features, buttons to get back to the original view or to other standard views, animation, morphs) can guide this exploration, as well as [[Help:Viewing_pages|reminders]] about Proteopedia's and Jmol's built-in features (measure distances and angles, invitation to view in stereo, pop-out the image to maximize viewing area).


*Understandable: The viewer should be able to understand the visual elements (color coding, which representation for what) and the source of the data (PDB ID, typically) through the caption, legends on the viewing window, permanent and hover labels, and the text around the green link.
*Understandable: The viewer should be able to understand the visual elements (color coding, which representation for what) and the source of the data (PDB ID, typically) through the caption, legends on the viewing window, permanent and hover labels, and the text around the green link.