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  • More of a look at what the website could look like

    • 5 Aug 2012
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    I like where this is heading, still needs lots of work done to it but you can get an idea to where it might head. 

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  • First Layout

    • 2 Aug 2012
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    Just seeing how things work for my proposed site. Still have lot s of work to do, but it says it could be possible I think anyway. Using just block colours, have done the home page and the "about' page.. not too bad at the moment. Could be kind of cool to have a Online users panel on the side of the about page or even the home page. Will add in keys later. 

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  • Sitemap draft:

    • 2 Aug 2012
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    Better late than never, just got to a scanner: 

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  • More grids:

    • 2 Aug 2012
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  • Overlays

    • 2 Aug 2012
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    I liked the way this overlay worked.


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    Here are the grids I did over the layout of RichBrown's one. 
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  • More site inspiration

    • 2 Aug 2012
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    Have been looking at more sites to see if I can work out their grids and if I can follow a similar one for my Vinyl Collective website. Everything is still so broad but I'm working at getting that down to a solid idea or maybe two so that at interim I can clearly know where I'm going.

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    Screenshots taken from http://www.amazeelabs.com/en/services and from http://www.suedhausbau.de/

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  • Grids for Sketching

    • 29 Jul 2012
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    http://benmartineau.com/works/grids-for-sketching.php

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  • Some more examples of Vinyl/Record Collecting websites

    • 29 Jul 2012
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    Have had a scout around o the net and there aren't many sites that cater to the audience I want to cater to. They're all boring looking, hard to navigate websites with lots of tabs, no clear headings and LOTS of text. Boring. But I will give them a bit of credit, some do have some good ideas, they're just not pushed creatively to engage an audience. For more people to visit the site and actively use it, they need engaging design and clear navigation. 

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  • Site inspiration - Dust & Grooves

    • 29 Jul 2012
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    Dust & Grooves website has it right in my opinion. It satisfies its needs. Has lots of tabs etc for navigation but it's still clear, and stays the same throughout the website. Aesthetically pleasing to me, I like the design, it's simple and uses photographic elements to bring colour in. Muted otherwise. Has links to social media. If there was anything I wanted to add it would be a 'swap' section which is what I want to do with my site. I also want a user profile for anyone who wants to swap etc. But I want to do something like this for mainly Australia/NZ residents, as that is the market that is missing out.

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  • User Profiles for community website

    • 29 Jul 2012
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    Dust and Groove

     

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    This is a community website dedicated to Vinyls/Records in America I think.

     

    User Profiles:

    Typical User who is an active member of the group:

    Age: 25 - 60

    Sex: Male (predominantly) maybe 20% female.

    Geographical location: Worldwide (probably Europe/USA mostly though)

    Time spent online: 10-13 hours per week

    Estimated Income: $250 - $1000+ per week

    Amount of free time: Possible an hour or two at the end of the day, or lunch breaks etc.

     

    Typical user who isn't a member of the group, that you need to attract:

    Age: 16 - 25 year olds

    Sex: Female (more) and male.

    Geographical Location: Asia Pacific/Australasia

    Time spent online: 10 - 25 hours per week

    Estimated Income: $200 - $500 per week

    Amount of free time: Outside study and work, possibly 3 hours. 

     

    I don't know if I'm even doing this right, but for now this will do.

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