Title: 'Thames Valley E-Safety Website'
Introduction: Explain what the project is about and what the reader is going to find in this report.
User Requirements: Here you should outline exactly what your webswite is going to contain according to the brief that you have been given
Research:
(1) You need to show examples of both good and bad websites saying what is good and bad about them. You also need to say what aspects of these websites you will use in your website design.
(2) You need to have shown all the research you have done on content for the website. Both text and images
Design:
(1) You need to show examples of both good and bad websites saying what is good and bad about them. You also need to say what aspects of these websites you will use in your website design.
(2) You need to have shown all the research you have done on content for the website. Both text and images
Design:
(1) You need to produce a storyboard sketch of your website design (remember you should do this in pencil and scan as a .jpg). You need to say exactly what images are going to go where. The background colour you are going to use. Roughly what text content you are going to use – this is very important as your website must be informative.
(2) You need to show the sketch design for you logo and the finished logo design. You also need to describe what your logo means and how it was designed.
Logo: You need to show images of your initial sketch design and a .jpg of your final design. You will also need an explanation of what your logo means.
Testing
Plan
You will want your website to work. The questions you need to ask are for
example: Do the links work? Are there spelling mistakes? Are the content and
images informative? Each test should be
numbered and described.
Your
Website
Show screen dumps of each page of your website. Show screen dumps of the HTML code that you used to make your website.
Testing
You should show your tests being carried out and the
results. Try to show that your website
works.
Evaluation
Here you need to critically examine the project. Get somebody to give you feedback. You need to answer the following questions:
What improvements could be made?
What could I have done differently?
Did I approach this task correctly?
Conclusion
Overall you need to sum up your feelings about the
project. Did you meet all the user
requirements and what have you learnt.
Sources
List all the sources you have used.
This should introduce the project and explain what it is
about.
User
Requirements
Here you should outline exactly what your website is going to
contain according to the brief that you have been given.
PROJECT BRIEF
Don't forget to follow the project brief.
Introduction
This is a very big project and will test your HTML
skills. The key is to plan what you are
going to do very carefully and not to over complicate your design. Remember that clear websites with a minimum
of colours and a consistent layout are very powerful.
GOLD TASK
(Level 5+)
Your task is to create a three page website about e-safety
using only HTML. You can chose any
aspect of e-safety you like such as ‘Staying safe when using social network’
sites or you can provide a more general website about the ‘Do’s and don’ts of
online safety’. The choice is
yours. You must however include the
following:
- Three pages
- Navigation buttons
- A corporate design and layout for background colour, fonts, use of images and buttons etc.
- A logo for the The Thames Valley E-Safety project which you have designed yourself
- Suitable images on each page
- Informative text
- Hyperlink to at least one other website
- Hyperlink to an email address
- An embedded video or sound file
SILVER
TASK (Level 4)
Your task is to create a one page website about e-safety using
only HTML. You can chose any aspect of
e-safety you like such as ‘Staying safe when using social network’ sites or you
can provide a more general website about the ‘Do’s and don’ts of online
safety’. The choice is yours. You must however include the following:
- One page
- A corporate design and layout for background colour, fonts, use of images etc.
- A logo for the The Thames Valley E-Safety project which you have designed yourself
- Suitable images
- Informative text
- Hyperlink to at least one other website
