Think of an organization that needs a website (or one that needs one to be modified). This does not have to be a real client. In a Microsoft Word document, address the questions below.
What is the name of the organization?
Does the organization have a current website, or is this going to be a new website?
What should the website do and promote?
What are the characteristics of the end-user, and who is the intended audience?
Will the website have any competitors? If so, what do these sites look like?
Using a vector graphics application (e.g., Drawing application in Microsoft Word or OpenOffice), create a website frame (for the entire website) and a webpage frame (for only one page).
Organization: Acme Animal Rescue
Current Website: Acme Animal Rescue currently has a website, but it is outdated and not user-friendly. The website is difficult to navigate and does not effectively communicate the organization’s mission and services.
Website Goals: The new website should:
End-User Characteristics:
Competitors: Acme Animal Rescue’s main competitors are other animal shelters and rescue organizations in the area. These websites typically have similar goals as Acme Animal Rescue’s website, such as promoting adoption, raising awareness, and generating support.
Website Frame:
Homepage:
Navigation:
Content:
Webpage Frame:
Adoption Page:
Additional Considerations:
Conclusion:
Acme Animal Rescue’s new website should be a valuable tool for the organization to promote its mission, increase adoption rates, raise awareness, and generate support. The website should be designed to appeal to a wide audience of animal lovers, including potential adopters, volunteers, and donors. The website should also be user-friendly, accessible, and mobile responsive.