1 / 11

Web Page Layout Design Techniques

Web Page Layout Design Techniques. From Moodboard to Mock-up. Inside – Steps to designing a web page. Research & Design Specification Research - moodboards Sketch it out Build the wireframe Use software to mock-up the page . Research & Design Specification.

makana
Télécharger la présentation

Web Page Layout Design Techniques

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Web Page Layout Design Techniques From Moodboard to Mock-up

  2. Inside – Steps to designing a web page • Research & Design Specification • Research - moodboards • Sketch it out • Build the wireframe • Use software to mock-up the page 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  3. Research & Design Specification • The brief is to design a home page for a toy auction website. The first step is to conduct research based on the design specification so you can develop some design ideas that are fit for purpose to share with your stakeholder: • Design specification • The home page needs the following design elements: • Font styles suitable for: Header; Sub-title; Body text; Navigation; • Images suitable for: Background; Visual appeal; Icons; Line; Text backgrounds / boxes; and the Company logo. • Start by brainstorming words that reflect the brief: RETRO FUN MEMORIES COLLECTABLE VINTAGE Select three or four of these adjectives and begin researching visual elements that reflect those words. You can use the internet and printed media such as newspapers and magazines to find your resources. Refer back to your list later if you need more ideas. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  4. Research - moodboards Template Style Moodboard Once you have sourced your images, fonts, textures and shape ideas, start organising them onto moodboards. Freestyle Moodboard This moodboard uses collage techniques. If you want flexibility with your layering use software with layering support. If you use cut and paste without layers it can’t be changed later. Template Style Moodboard This moodboard neatly organises ideas for elements. It is easy to read and interpret, but can be fiddly to edit. Freestyle Moodboard Stakeholder Checkpoint You should show your stakeholder the completed moodboards and gain their feedback on your research. If you need to make changes to digital files make sure you useversioning to keep track of your changes. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  5. Sketch it Out • Now you have completed your design investigations the next step is to work on the web page layout. Check the design specification, then sketch out where you think the specified elements should go on the page. • Try to do several different layout ideas – the more you do, the better the result. • Home Page Design Specification: • Website logo prominently placed • Navigational elements – text or image (eg buttons) • Image placeholders  • Text placeholders  • Search Tool placeholder • Call to Action – e.g. Register now Sketch idea for the home page layout 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  6. Build the Wireframe When you are happy with the placement of the elements on the page the next step is to turn your sketch into a true conceptual layout using wireframing techniques. The wireframe should show the exact placement and sizing of all the required elements as specified in the design specification. Remind me Google Drawings was used for this example, but there are many other tools you could use. Illustrated is the group feature. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  7. Build the Wireframe GOOGLE Drawings has acomments feature. Whichever software you choose add a comment or label to each image box to identify the images you will use later. Maximise your workspace to help you manage your files. Simply drag and drop images onto the page. This model demonstrates the feature in GOOGLE Drawings, but you can do this in PowerPoint too. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  8. Build the Wireframe The final wireframe Stakeholder Checkpoint At this stage you should consult with the key stakeholder and gain their feedback on your layout. Document their feedback and remember to track any changes you make to the design.. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  9. Use software to mock-up the page Here you will use your wireframe to help you create a conceptual design for your home page layout. You will need image editing software that supports layers, such as Gimp or Photoshop. This design specification details the text you need to include, with examples for styling. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  10. Use software to mock-up the page In your image editing application create a new document that is the size of the web page - 1280x800 pixels is a good size. Use rulers and visual guides to help you layout the page as accurately as possible. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

  11. Use software to mock-up the page Stakeholder Checkpoint You should now present the final conceptual design for the web page to the key stakeholderand evaluate the success of your work against the brief. Remember to document the feedback you receive and your own evaluation of the project. 2.3 /91356 Develop a conceptual design for an outcome

More Related