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problemsolving 2 Problem Solving: Designing a website solution Identifying how a solution will function Taking into account the technical constraints a range of functional design tools can be used to show the functionality of the website. IPO Charts

problemsolving 2 Problem Solving: Designing a website solution Identifying how a solution will function Flowcharts; 4 symbols

problemsolving 2 Problem Solving: Designing a website solution Identifying how a solution will function Layout diagrams

problemsolving 2 Problem Solving: Designing a website solution Website map

problemsolving 2 Problem Solving: Designing a website solution Storyboard

problemsolving 2 Problem Solving: Designing a website solution Techniques web developers can use to ensure website is efficient: –Templates and cascading style sheets, (use of common formats on every page) –Use of thumbnails Effectiveness –Check appearance in different web browsers for appearance changes –Allowing colour of a visited link to change when visitor has clicked on it –Consistent layout throughout website –Clearly displayed information on pages

problemsolving 2 Problem Solving: Designing a website solution Identifying how a solution will function –Information architecture, structure of website and its navigation pathways and a website map represents this.

problemsolving 2 Designing a website solution Navigation Design Placement of navigation bars Accessibility of website; labels of icons meaningful, use of common icons; navigation appear on every page Use of a style guide File naming conventions –Index page is first page, eg. index.htm –Filenames short and meaningful –Limited to 16 characters

problemsolving 2 Designing a website solution Identifying how a solution will appear using design tools Mock-up diagram –sketch of actual website –Picture or webpage will look like, eg. layout, colors, fonts, general graphics Layout diagrams –Visual representation of how final product should look –Drawn by hand and contain information where text and graphics located Storyboard designs –Design features of each individual page

problemsolving 2 Design - Format & Conventions Screen size Index or home page; contact , date last modified, author or company’s name & contact Scrolling Text Navigation Font selection Images and file size Style guides

problemsolving 2 Design - Evaluation Criteria Does the solution meet the needs of the organisation Completed often after website been accessed and used Use efficiency and effectiveness as a scaffold

problemsolving 3 Developing a prototype website A prototype website demonstrates navigation options, a user interface and the overall functionality of a website Development stage of PSM involve: 1Using validation: Manual & electronic 2Manipulation to build a solution –Image compression –Cascading style sheets –Meta tags

problemsolving 3 Developing a prototype website Testing the prototype solution: –Function Webpages load up Navigation design works Relative & absolute links work Images load –Appearance Acceptable formats & conventions applied Meets gender, special & cultural needs of users Navigation bar easily identified on every page Bottom of each page clear indication of who created it