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Information Design
- Pg 60 #4: Get Topic Approved.
- Pg 60 #5: Message: This Web Site will __________________.
- Pg 60 #6: Spend 3 to 10 hours
(outside of class) researching topic. Create a Resource List. Include a short note about what you are
getting from each reference. Should have at least 10 resources.
- Pg 62 #1, 2 & 3: Audience: What audience has in common with web
site (demographics such as age, where they live, a cause they feel strongly about). What makes your
audience unique or different from other groups. Include people who wouldn't be
interested. Include a Secondary Audience (optional) - People for whom the sight was not intended, but who
might also like it.
- Pg 65 #1: Audience Analysis: Create a survey for your audience.
The survey should have at least 5 questions (2 of the questions should be original). Have 5 potential audience members
complete the survey. Include these in your Information Design.
- Pg 65 #2: Purpose: The purpose should include what your
audience would expect to see when they visit your Web site.
- Pg 65 #3: Audience
Background: What your
audience already knows about this topic. Audience knowledge level.
- Pg 65 #4: Scope: Two lists, one containing 3-5 things
that your Web site will cover and one containing 3-5 things that
your Web site will not cover.
- Pg 70-71 #1-4: (must be done to complete flowchart)
- Pg 71 #5: Flowchart: Draw your flowchart on a separate
piece of paper. Identify the actual structure by name (i.e. Hierarchical, Linear, Random Access, Mixed)
- Pg 72 #6 (Optional): Using drawing
software, re-create your flowchart and insert it into your design
document.
Interaction Design
- Pg 76#1 and #3: (must be done to complete interaction design, you can use 8 1/2 x 11 pieces of paper).
- Pg 78 #1, #2 and #4: Welcome Page: Sketch
and write a paragraph describing the purpose and content of this page.
- Pg 80 #2, 3 and 6: Sketch other pages denoting context devices.
- Pg 81 #7: Context Devices: Describe at least two context devices you
selected and why.
- Pg 81 #8 (Optional): Draw a sample of what your context devices might look like.
- Pg 85 #3: Sketch navigation from Welcome Page to other places on your site.
- Pg 85 #4: Sketch
navigation that will be available on other content pages (i.e. back to
welcome page etc.)
- Pg 85 #7: Navigation and Interaction: Describe and
explain navigation system. Why did
you choose the navigation aids you sketched.
- Pg 85 #8 (Optional): Draw a sample
of what your navigation tools may look like and copy them into design
document.
- Pg 87 #1 and #4: Place
Finding: Sketch and
Describe the method you will use to show your viewer where he or she is in
your Web site. How will you help
your visitors through place finding.
Presentation Design
- Pg 93 #1: Add these 6 Web
Sites that you like to your Resource List (identify them as
belonging to this exercise).
- Pg 96 #9: Final Theme
Decision: Explain your
theme and why you have decided to go with that particular theme.
- Pg 99 #3: Sketch
each Web Page in your Web site applying your theme to every page.
- Pg 99 #4:Application of the
Design Theme to Web Site. Explain backgrounds, foregrounds and other elements you have
sketched into your thumbnails of your Web Site.
- Pg 101 & 102 #2 & #3: Final
Drawings. Using the design
principles of unity, balance and proportion, take your thumbnail sketches
and create final drawings of your Web Pages. You can apply color here (text can still
be greeked, but headlines should be defined).
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