week 6

Assignment Walkthrough - ASSIGNMENT 2 , your assignment has now bee given to you and it is important to take notes on how to tackle it.

You should have now covered the key areas that are important to the success of a good design. The initial design stage of the creation of any project is overlooked by most, this is where the saying, "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail!" it true. Without setting yourself targets to achieve you have no understanding to whether you have achieved them or reached or completed.

 

In our Assignments, we will need to focus on identifying the following clearly.

  1. Who your portfolio is aimed at, what its purpose is. 
  2. The requirements from the brief and an explanation of the target audience and the intended purpose of the website
  3. Project plans showing task milestones and projected dates for completion of your portfolio.
  4. Storyboards at least eight (8) screens, showing the layout of the pages and the content including colours, fonts, moods and style. Include a description of templates, formats and interactive features that will be present.
  5. A sitemap including the home page showing how people can navigate.
  6. Screenshots of an appropriate folder structure for the project.
  7. A list of all the resources (original and/or ready-made assets) you will use. This includes logos, texts, images, audio tracks and other content that your site will contain, with details of where they have come from, what you are going to do with them, and, how you will be using them.
  8. A test plan, giving the range of tests that will check the functionality and purpose of the website.
  9. A description of how colour schemes and page styles will be applied consistently across all of the web pages
  10. Details of an alternative solution for the intended website, e.g. the use of different assets for the intended website. (Merit)
  11. Justify your design decisions, including why alternative designs were rejected. (Merit)
  12. Explanation of how the website will fulfil the intended purpose and meet the user requirements and needs of the audience. (Distinction)
  13. Consider the constraints, e.g. software availability and whether or not these will have an impact on developing the website. (Distinction)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Folder Structure

We need to demonstrate that we have a plan, this demonstration of knowing what we are doing also includes setting up our folders ready for the coming project and documentation. 

Let's think about our project, we will be creating a website, written work, using copies of examples of work from different units, images from off of the internet.

Storyboards

Alternative designs

These will be a different way of laying out your site that you have been asked to create so that you have 2 options of how you might make your site look.

Below is an example of an alternative design.


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2018-04-16 13:27:00

Links to Learning Outcomes

Links to Assessment criteria
 

1C.5 - Develop a website containing four interlinked web pages. with guidance

1C.6 - Test the website for functionality and purpose repairing any faults and documenting changes. with guidance.

2C.P5 - Develop a web site containing at least eight interlinked web pages. demonstrating awareness of purpose.

2C.P6 - Test the website for functionality and purpose, repairing any faults, and documenting changes

2C.M5 - Test interactivity and gather feedback from others on the quality of the website and use it to improve the website showing awareness of user requirements.

2C.D3 - Refine the website. to improve accessibility and performance. taking account of user feedback and test results.

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