The document discusses objectives and considerations for effective website design. It lists potential objectives such as raising brand profile, showcasing products, and allowing user interaction. It also discusses technical features to include accessibility, different browser compatibility, and file uploading. Comparable websites are provided as examples and recommendations include creating wireframes, following accessibility standards, and integrating social media through mashups. An effective website requires defining objectives and budget.
2. What are your objectives?
Raise the profile of your brand
Showcase your products
Explain why you’re different
Allow users to interact with you
Allow users to interact with each other
Features, Advantages, Benefits
Compile mailing list
Update content
3. What are your objectives?
Cross sell
Online payment
Shopping cart
Draw traffic from search engines
Accessibility
Provide News
Provide product resources
Provide information resources
Communicate legal/cash reasons to use you
4. What are your objectives?
Aspirational design
User to upload files
Screen resolution
Cross browser compatibility
What’s your budget
Product comparison
Reduce shopping cart drop out
Search facility
Mashups
5. What are your objectives?
Social bookmarking
Community (do people really want a community?)
6. Suggested objectives?
What do you do?
What level do you do it to?
Are you trustworthy?
How do I get in touch?
Do you want your website to communicate that
quickly?
14. Wireframes
A non graphical plan of the content and
functionality of the website
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http://totheweb.com/learning_center/website-
wire-frame.html
http://www.gdoss.com/web_info/web-site-
wireframe.php
15. Reality Check
What are you trying to achieve?
What is your budget?
How much money do you want to make?
Get traffic to your site?
16. Task
Budget
Objectives
Design / target market
Usability – use of Flash?
Site map
USPs & Key messages
Wireframes
Accessibility
Technical features
Budget