Web Project The purpose of this Web Project case study is to design a website us

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Web Project The purpose of this Web Project case study is to design a website using recommended design practices. Your website might be about a favorite hobby or subject, your famniy a church or club you belong to, a company a friend owns, or the company you Your website will contain a home page and at least six (but no more than ten) content pages. Complete the following documents: Topic Approval, Site Map, and Page Layout Design. You will not develop web pages at this point; you will complete that task in later chapters work for. Hands-On Practice Case 1. Web Project Topic Approval. The topic of your website must be approved by your instructor. Provide the following information What is the purpose of the website? List the reason you are creating the website. What do you want the website to accomplish? List the goals you have for the website. Describe what needs to happen for you to consider your website a success. Who is your target audience? Describe your target audience by age, gender, socioeconomic characteristics, and so on. What opportunity or issue is your website addressing? For example, your website might address the opportunity to provide information about a topic to others or create an initial web presence for a company. What type of content might be included in your website? Describe the type of text, graphics, and media you will need for the website. While you should write the text content yourself, you may use outside sources for royalty- free images and multimedia. Review copyright considerations (see Chapter 1). List the URLs for at least two related or similar websites found on the Web. 2. Web Project Site Map. Use the drawing feature of a word processing program, a graphics application, or a paper and pencil to create a site map of your website that shows the hierarchy of pages and relationships between pages. feature of a word processing pro- 3. Web Project Page Layout Design. Use the drawing f gram, a graphics application, or paper and pencil to create wireframe page layouts for the home page and content pages of your site. Unless otherwise directed by your instructor, use the style for page layout composition shown in Figures 5.32-5.35 Indicate where the logo, navigation, text, and images will be located. Do not worry about exact wording or exact images.

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A little background before you start reading this. Assume I am a freelancer and develop websites and mobile applications in my free time. I have a few clients mainly because of my social connection and I feel like this is the right time to gain some publicity and find other potential clients.

1. a) The website I'd want to create would be to market my business and make it available to the public.

1. b) I have run my business on a small scale for long enough and feel that it is the right time to launch it to the public. I want to boost my sales and make it something that is easily accessible.

1. c) I want the website to market my business and make the public aware of it. I want to generate analytics like who is accessing the website and from which region, so that it helps me customize my services. I want it to shoot up in Google Page rankings so that I get some publicity.

1. d) If I can get a good number of views and hits on my website followed by query mails, I'd consider it a success. I'm not too concerned about the conversion rate as of now because my main goal is to get some publicity.

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