Live Prototypes Live Prototypes are a great way to test your website design early on in the process. It is much easier to perfect the flow of the website design before you begin building. Problems that emerge in the prototype phase lead you to better designs over all, as opposed to building something with a […]
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For my high fidelity designs, I was able to incorporate the design designs on the look and feel from the style tile in to the low fidelity prototype of the website. It is exciting to see everythig coming together! At this point we are still thinking about the user’s path through the website and the
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The fun really begins when we get to creating low fidelity mock ups! I used all the research and steps before, incorporating the hierarchy and taking in to account the user scenarios that I had created, in order to put together a rough design of how the site pages should work with each other and
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In order to design the website to be user friendly, we have to understand what users are looking for so that we can make sure it organized in a logical way. A website can have a lot of information but if it isn’t organized in a way that makes it intuitive to use, the information
Watermelon Music (Class Project) With any project, you start at the beginning! This is a look at what the Watermelon Music’s website looked like when I began this project. It has a lot of of information – very deep and broad content – and has a very quirky style that is part of their brand.
The style tile concept is similar to how an interior designer creates a board for a room with samples of paint color, fabric patterns and pictures of pieces of furniture or accessories that would set the style for the room. The whole room isn’t created, but their clients can get a feel for the style.
