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The Final Website

https://www.virt-u-vault.com/

I am proud to present my final body of work. My online website: Virt-U-Vault. Virt-U-Vault Is a concept that I had revolving about memorialisation of social media posts. I aimed to create an experience that makes viewers rethink the way that they approach using social media websites.

The main concern of the piece was the pool of information associated with each individual spread out across the internet. We leave traces of ourselves all over the internet and often don’t even look back. Virt-U-Vault is a concept for a website that offers the function to gather all this information and store it. It is then offered to the viewer to view all of their information together in one place. Whilst the website throughout the experience offers security and tries to promote itself as safe, there is an underlying vibe that I had hoped to instil in viewers, that made them think: ‘how do they get access to so much of my stuff?’ ‘Virt-U-Vault’ serves as a social commentary on not only our beliefs surrounding privacy and how much of our information should be public domain but also what information lives on after our passing and how we memorialise this information.

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Unavoidable Issues

On this post I will be posting all of the issues I have experienced using wix, and have come too far along the process to be able to do anything about. I have contacted the wix assistance services and have had multiple calls with a tech support employee and have still not been able to overcome these issues.

1. “Hello Josh Turnbull sign”

When you log in to any wix members site and go back to the home page the login bar will change to the above message. Aesthetically, I do not have a problem with this, it’s an inviting user friendly feature. However what is frustrating about this messages is that you cannot edit it to have a link on it. If i could add a link to this message I would have it direct you straight to ‘the vault’. It looks like a button and people using the website will try to click on it, to be met with an underwhelming response. It slightly undermines my attempt at making the website fully immersive.

2. Japanese / Chinese login bar

When you navigate to the Chinese login bar, you may notice that it is in Japanese and not in Chinese. It is one of the more stupid features of the wix website that I had not realised until I had fully built my website. When creating a login bar, you do not choose the script and so if I wanted to change the ‘login’ phrase to ‘get in’ I cannot do so. The only way you can change what it says is by changing the language which is not a problem to me as that is all I needed to do. However why they do not offer it in Chinese is strange given that it is the most widely used language in the world. Not only that but they offer Chinese as one of the options for the language bar, so it just doesn’t make sense. I have had to just put the button in japanese as it is at first glance the closest language to mandarin out of the ones that are offered, however I am aware that the languages are worlds apart.

3. Member’s page navigation order.

I cannot, for some reason change the order in which the members pages are viewed. I would ideally like for the viewer to be directed instantly after login directly to the vault however multiple tech assistants at wix have informed me that this is impossible with wix, unless i pay for an exclusive CEO package in which they will design me a bespoke website, which I cannot afford.

4. Delete virtues feature

I do not have time unfortunately to also develop a delete virtues page. However I have made it aware that the website is only a pilot website to see how people react to it, and as such I do not feel like it is essential to exhibit all features.

5. ‘New page’ tab name

Another issue that has arisen around the members page customisation is the name of the tabs when opening the ‘My Vault’ and the ‘Delete Virtues’ pages. I cannot change how these are viewed as I can on the pages that are not members only pages. Every time you open these pages the tab name is titled ‘new page’. This seems to be another unavoidable problem that I will have to hope no one notices.

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Vetting Photos and Captioning

In order to create the vault I must gather a collection of Images from Josh’s Social Media Profiles. Josh has given me express permission to select any content from his profiles.

I had intended to caption these photo’s myself. I believed that to create the best example for the website I would have to carefully select the captions that I would attribute to each image. After looking over Josh’s images again, however, I noticed that his captions for the most part were appropriate. I also think it would be kind of nice to keep the original captions in keeping true to the original post. Even if the viewers do not know it, it will add a sense of authenticity.

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The Vault

Here are my experiments with different ways of displaying the virtues that I select. Above is a screen recording of one of my favoured methods. The hidden virtues, show off a grid where all that you see is a caption until you hover over them and the virtue is revealed. I think it is very aesthetically pleasing and would time in with the theme of the rest of the website. However, I’m not altogether sure If this method place too much emphasis on the caption. I think because the rest of the website is quite tasteful and monochromatic I want the vault to be more in your face.

Languages

In keeping with the idea that the website existed in Asia before England, I am implement a Languages navigation bar. This will mean that I have to completely rethink the navigation’s bar.

Up until now I have had a navigations bar that has:

Home

About Us

Terms and Conditions

This navigations bar has been embedded onto each page. The languages I have chosen are Chinese, English and Spanish. The fictional company, Virt-U-Vault was created in China. As such it is only right that I have a Chinese option (It will also link the website to the video). I have chosen spanish as a third option to add variety. I have not taken on any other languages, as this is a big task, especially as I am not a linguist.

After having a languages option the navigation bar will be different dependent on the language and will have to navigate you to a separate page, with the same content in a different language. This means that not only will I have to translate each page manually to the languages I have chosen, but I will also have to create the corresponding navigation menu’s for each page I have designed.

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Navigation

For the navigation system, I want to make the most seemless easy to use system as possible. The options for navigating from the home page will have to offer the option to navigate these pages:

I will need it to achieve these things:

Be easy to use

Look good

Keep with the theme and style of the page

Below are some experiments:

My first experiment is simple. The font of the the text however fails to keep with the theme. It is too classic and as such seems too informative (like something you would see on a blog or on a news website.

https://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/choosing-the-right-font-a-practical-guide-to-typography-on-the-web--webdesign-15

In this article I found some insight to typeography of a website and realised that this font fails to stand out, as it is too orthodox. Especially for such a futuristic design idea.

In this revised version it became too boring, the font is bland.

This font is much more interesting but I am worried that after adding the this font it has become illegible.

(revised and revisited post) After adding the functionality of a languages menu, I could not use the same system of a navigation menu on all pages, or on every page it would give this above option. I have instead had to manually on all 12 pages insert the four corresponding translated buttons. As seen below:

English

Spanish

Chinese

(note I have found a much better font in the process, I feel it achieves:

Being easy to read

Looks good

Keeps with the theme and style of the page

Is bold and stands out

Legible in small and large font

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Josh Turnbull

To create an example to display the functionality of the vault, I have to create a profile for someone. I had originally considered using myself, however I do not believe myself to be suitable for the purposes of the website. To best express the capabilities of the function I will need to select someone who:

Uses social media frequently: They will need to have a lot of content, so that I can vet through the posts and select a rich body of relevant posts.

Take good photographs: I want the vault to look good, to best exhibit the function.

Not share inappropriate content: Primarily as the example has to represent the company, and so inappropriate content will not reflect well on Virt-U-Vault. Secondly as the vault will be exhibited publicly.

I started comparing contacts who I currently have on social media websites as friends. I reached out to a select few of these to see who would be interested in helping me. Out of these, a friend of mine, Josh Turnbull showed interest. He, like me is a third year student at University, who prides himself on his social media. Josh posts frequently on all platforms and has agreed to have content from any of these shared.

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Terms and Conditions page Features

In the same way that I created the About Us page I used anchors to navigate the page.

I made a minimal navigations menu in the same font as the body of the text. The finished page can be seen below:

https://www.virt-u-vault.com/terms-and-conditions

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Drawing up Terms and Conditions

I found this article on how to effectively write terms an conditions for your company:

https://www.jonathanlea.net/2017/how-to-write-effective-terms-and-conditions/

He states that I will need to include:

“What needs to be included when you write your terms and conditions

Every set of terms and conditions should be different, but generally they should:

Start by making it quite clear that the reader must accept the terms and conditions (and any subsequent amendments to them) if they wish to proceed.

Define what products or services will be provided.

Set out the payment terms, including when payment is due, what happens in the event of late payment (interest etc.), non-payment or incorrect payments / billing.

State who owns the products or services before and after payment is made.

Set out any responsibilities of either party in respect of the good or services.

Set out any guarantees or warranties.

Clarify delivery terms – who is responsible for delivery and the costs / timing of delivery.

Explain the procedure if something goes wrong or there is a complaint.

Clarify how either party ends the relationship and what, if any, notice is required.

State which law governs the contract and how and where any dispute will be settled.

Provide space for the customer to sign, or tick a box, and record their agreement.”

I wrote:

“1. Who May Use the Services

You may use the Services only if you agree to form a binding contract with Virt-U-Vault and are not a person barred from receiving services under the laws of the applicable jurisdiction. In any case, you must be at least 13 years old to use the Services. If you are accepting these Terms and using the Services on behalf of a company, organisation, government, or other legal entity, you represent and warrant that you are authorised to do so.

2. Privacy

Our Privacy Policy describes how we handle the information you provide to us when you use our Services. You understand that through your use of the Services you consent to the collection and use (as set forth in the Privacy Policy) of this information, including the transfer of this information to the United States, Ireland, and/or other countries for storage, processing and use by Virt-U-Vault and its affiliates.

3. Content on the Services

You are responsible for your use of the Services and for any Content you provide, including compliance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations. You consent to all content from social media websites being stored with Virt-U-Vault, and should only consent to use of the social media websites you are happy to leave behind after the use of Virt-U-Vault.

Virt-U-Vault respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users of the Services to do the same. We reserve the right to remove Content alleged to be infringing without prior notice, at our sole discretion, and without liability to you. We will respond to notices of alleged copyright infringement that comply with applicable law and are properly provided to us, as described in our Copyright policy. If you believe that your Content has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please report this by visiting our Copyright reporting form or contacting our designated copyright agent at:

Virt-U-Vault, Inc.

Attn: Copyright Agent

1355 Market Street, Suite 900

San Francisco, CA 94103

Reports: https://support.Virt-U-Vault.com/forms/dmca

Email: [email protected]

Your Rights

You retain your rights to any Content you submit, post or display on or through the Services. What’s yours is yours — you own your Content (and your photos and videos are part of the Content).

By submitting, posting or displaying Content on or through the Services, you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license (with the right to sublicense) to use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display and distribute such Content in any and all media or distribution methods (now known or later developed). This license authorizes us to make your Content available to the rest of the world and to let others do the same. You agree that this license includes the right for Virt-U-Vault to provide, promote, and improve the Services and to make Content submitted to or through the Services available to other companies, organizations or individuals for the syndication, broadcast, distribution, promotion or publication of such Content on other media and services, subject to our terms and conditions for such Content use. Such additional uses by Virt-U-Vault, or other companies, organizations or individuals, may be made with no compensation paid to you with respect to the Content that you submit, post, transmit or otherwise make available through the Services.

Virt-U-Vault has an evolving set of rules for how ecosystem partners can interact with your Content on the Services. These rules exist to enable an open ecosystem with your rights in mind. You understand that we may modify or adapt your Content as it is distributed, syndicated, published, or broadcast by us and our partners and/or make changes to your Content in order to adapt the Content to different media. You represent and warrant that you have all the rights, power and authority necessary to grant the rights granted herein to any Content that you submit.

Your Account

You may need to create an account to use some of our Services. You are responsible for safeguarding your account, so use a strong password and limit its use to this account. We cannot and will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from your failure to comply with the above.

You can control most communications from the Services. We may need to provide you with certain communications, such as service announcements and administrative messages. These communications are considered part of the Services and your account, and you may not be able to opt-out from receiving them. If you added your phone number to your account and you later change or deactivate that phone number, you must update your account information to help prevent us from communicating with anyone who acquires your old number.

Your License to Use the Services

Virt-U-Vault gives you a personal, worldwide, royalty-free, non-assignable and non-exclusive license to use the software provided to you as part of the Services. This license has the sole purpose of enabling you to use and enjoy the benefit of the Services as provided by Virt-U-Vault, in the manner permitted by these Terms.

The Services are protected by copyright, trademark, and other laws of both the United States and foreign countries. Nothing in the Terms gives you a right to use the Virt-U-Vault name or any of the Virt-U-Vault trademarks, logos, domain names, and other distinctive brand features. All right, title, and interest in and to the Services (excluding Content provided by users) are and will remain the exclusive property of Virt-U-Vault and its licensors. Any feedback, comments, or suggestions you may provide regarding Virt-U-Vault, or the Services is entirely voluntary and we will be free to use such feedback, comments or suggestions as we see fit and without any obligation to you.

Ending These Terms

You may end your legal agreement with Virt-U-Vault at any time by deactivating your accounts and discontinuing your use of the Services. We will not suspend or terminate your account or cease providing you with all or part of the Services at any time for any reason, except if we reasonably believe: (i) you have violated these Terms or the Virt-U-Vault Rules, (ii) you create risk or possible legal exposure for us; (iii) our provision of the Services to you is no longer commercially viable. We will make reasonable efforts to notify you by the email address associated with your account or the next time you attempt to access your account, depending on the circumstances.”

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Facebook new privacy policies

Facebook announced initiatives to redesign its privacy settings Wednesday as the Cambridge Analytica data scandal continues to cloud the company’s image.The priority, Facebook said, is making its privacy settings more accessible and providing clearer explanations about how data tools are used. The changes come as the #DeleteFacebook movement growsand various companies distance themselves from the social media platform after it was revealed earlier this year that 50 million Facebook users’ data was collected without their consent. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has since apologised and agreed to testify before Congress about the controversy.“Last week showed how much more work we need to do to enforce our policies and help people understand how Facebook works and the choices they have over their data,” Facebook vice president and chief privacy officer, Erin Egan, and vice president and deputy general counsel, Ashlie Beringer, said in a statement.“We’ve heard loud and clear that privacy settings and other important tools are too hard to find and that we must do more to keep people informed. “So in addition to Mark Zuckerberg’s announcements last week — cracking down on abuse of the Facebook platform, strengthening our policies, and making it easier for people to revoke apps’ ability to use your data — we’re taking additional steps in the coming weeks to put people more in control of their privacy,” Egan and Beringer added.Here are the main changes Facebook is making to its privacy settings:Redesigning settings menuFirst, Facebook plans to roll out a redesign of its settings menu on mobile devices. The company says the new layout will streamline the settings into one location “instead of having settings spread across nearly 20 different screens.”Making it easier to control your dataNext, Facebook is adding a privacy shortcuts menu “where you can control your data in just a few taps.” Users can turn on additional security measures like two-factor authentication, manage information used for Facebook ads and adjust who sees posts and information on profiles.Download your Facebook dataLast, Facebook will allow users to securely manage information and posts shared on the platform, whether its downloading this data to keep or deleting it from the site altogether.Facebook added it is also reworking its terms of service and data policy to “better spell out what data we collect and how we use it.” “These updates are about transparency,” Facebook said in the statement Wednesday, “not about gaining new rights to collect, use, or share data.”

via: http://time.com/5205314/facebook-cambridge-analytica-breach/

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About us Page Features

The about page is going to be in my opinion the second most important page because not only does it showcase what the app is for, it tells the viewer everything about the company they need to know, only falling second to the function of the actual vault.

For this page I am going to refer back to the apple website page design.

I de-constucted this feature using a system of ‘anchors’ and buttons. If you put an anchor down on any page it serves as a point to which you can direct to. Then adding buttons at the bottom of each section you can make a system that navigates you through with ease

The next important thing is what to put on the page. After researching many of these websites such as Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and google I found that instead of just describing what they offer, companies are more inclined to talk about their philosophy and what their intended goals are. Below are a few examples of these.

Apple here shows how their main target is being reliable and easy to use.

Microsoft here shows that they are trying to ‘make the human race better’ by “empower(ing)” them through innovation and discovery.

Below is my developed version drawing on what I want Virt-U-Vault to be perceived as and inspirations from the above examples:

In the digital age, we have realised the trend of people having a growing investment in their presence online. We believe that every post on social media websites such as Twitter, Instagram or Facebook posts can be viewed as the embodiment of a person’s character and serve as their digital bibliography.

We at Virt-U-Vault call all of these traces of your character ‘virtues’.

We believe that something so sacred should be protected. And thus have created Virt-U-Vault an independent website in which you can store these memories.

In the case of your passing these memories will be passed onto future generations to whom you choose to share with. Now future generations will have the chance to see what really made you, you.

“In the digital age, we have realised the trend of people having a growing investment in their presence online.“ Gives emphasis to peoples concerns making them think about the issues at hand while showing that we have a vested interest in those issues and solving them.

“In the case of your passing these memories will be passed on” brings about ideas of the future, and thinking about what you leave behind. conditioning the viewer what to think.

“future generations“ re-introducing ideas of family and legacy.

“Now future generations will have the chance to see what really made you, you.” personal, giving viewers the feeling that they are special.

In photo-shop I developed a few more banners the width of the screen such as the one above, and embedded the video from the aforementioned posts. The results can be seen as below:

https://www.virt-u-vault.com/about-us

Unfortunately there is an issue that arose when making this page. I was not able to embed the video, I believe this is as the video is too large a file, so when you click on the video it opens up a full screen mode, rather than just playing seamlessly with the rest of the page. This is an unavoidable problem that has arisen from using wix.

Otherwise I am very happy with this page, I feel as though It was successful in explaining what it has to explain, plus there are some very striking features. The page displaying the Iphone spread is very strong, and whilst it does not add anything in terms of relaying a message, aesthetically it really helped to further make the website seem real.

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Video Script

I began writing the script, I initially wrote the following but after working with Vanellope to translate the body of the text I realised certain phrases I used don’t work so well in Chinese.

Welcome to Virt-u-Vault, the digital space in which you can leave your legacy. Virt-u-Vault, is the most trusted social media storage website.

By choosing to upload your online footprint to Virt-U-Vault, we create a copy of all of your virtues left behind throughout your social media life. All of your photos, memories and thoughts are categorised and put into chronological order and are then protected on the site until the end of time. Your virtues will live on forever. You can choose, who has access to the virtues or decide to go public when you choose your package.

Alternatively Virt-U-Vault offers the irreversible option to clear your social media footprint. We believe that everyone should choose what they leave behind to the world. By selecting 'clear virtues', Virt-U-vault will scan all of the accounts associated with the email entered, and automatically clear them and all their content.

A legacy is something that everyone should have. Whether or not you leave one, is up to you.

The first two sentences “Welcome to Virt-u-Vault, the digital space in which you can leave your legacy. Virt-u-Vault, is the most trusted social media storage website.” Does not work in Chinese in that order. whilst it may seem to be a little of in English I found that the grammar of those two sentences is something that will not occur in Chinese.

“Legacy”. To my understanding there is not a word for legacy in Chinese or at least not in the general sense. There isn’t a term that would work to describe the legacy of an everyday person, only for like an emperor or someone of influence. We have just had to go with the term for this type of legacy as the reason I used legacy was to give those who would not usually have a legacy one (it’s almost ironic).

Below is the translated version:

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Website design

I began developing a third website. I initially tried to take more inspiration from the social media websites I had looked at, namely Instagram and Facebook, whilst still keeping the website monochromatic. Below are experiments with the arrangements of the home page.

Above is my first experiment, I tried to create a bar with the navigation options extending from the T. It looks fairly Interesting but isn’t all that creative, I do not like it. This header bar is reminiscent of Facebook.

The above experiment draws on the strengths of the previous work. It’s simple and clean, yet quite boring as a build. This middle login and logo sectionis reminiscent of Instagram

The above experiment is really trying to play with the positive and negative spaces.

I furthered these experiments here. I feel that the design became too playful and lost the appeal of the simple monochrome design. I do however really like the logo in white and see this as a stronger feature. Moving forward I will experiment with implementing this design

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Website design (why it failed)

Whilst the website Is now substantially better than the previous one with the dynamic background, it still fails to express a few things.

The website, with its monochrome design, has a much simpler, mature finish. However this almost means that the website has become boring; it has gone from one extreme to the other.

Because of it’s simple design, the website does not promise viewers an idea that it offers a state of the art online feature. To do this the website has to offer design functionalities that suit the purpose, without becoming too gimmicky as my first website did.

Whilst the bar at the bottom of the page suits the general layout of the page, to me it feels reminiscent of blog pages and articles, not an app website.

Moving forward in making other websites I will have to take this into consideration.

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Website design

Here I began designing my second attempt at a full website

Here Is the home page I designed. The main thing I took from the previous experiment was that less really is more when desinging a website that aims to have a sleek, futuristic finish. I used the VV logo to see what It would look like on the homepage. As I had imagined it is a bold striking image.

After experimenting with scale, whilst the larger image made for a more interesting page design, I do feel as though on a much smaller scale the logo feels minimal and inviting. I do still feel as though this logo does lend itself to a company that does not have such a unique name, one who’s name is not so crucial to the branding of the company. This kind of logo lends itself to a food company like hungry house where it’s name isn’t going to be unique to the service it express what it does. I have put so much work into the name and I wouldn't want to lose that. As such I think the previous logo facilitates the companies needs better.

I have incorporated here the same company statement that I had used on the previous website.

Above is the contact page I designed. It is sleek and simple. Much better looking than the previous.

Above Is a screenshot of what the login page looks like. I have not set up an example username and password yet.

https://liamfrater2.wixsite.com/virtuvault2

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Apple website

Apple, known for the iPhone, iMac and iPad to name a few, is one of the largest multinational technology companies in the world. It is therefore imperative that their website meets the modern day standards. You’d expect a technology company to have a well designed and responsive website, otherwise, how can you trust their products? I definitely don’t think Apple let themselves down with their website’s design.

The homepage is welcoming, modern, simple and clean, allowing the brand to really show its products off and make them the primary focus. This is actually the main purpose of their website, to sell and advertise their products. No one goes on the Apple site to find out who they are.

The design of their homepage has a very effective use of white space that ensures as a customer, your eye is drawn to the product on the image slider. The homepage is relatively short, especially if you ignore the footer and this stops visitors needing to scroll to find what they are looking for. If the page you want isn’t listed in the menu bar, it will likely be in the footer or as a link in the page content.

One of my favourite features is that each page design spreads the full width of your browser window and there is no chance the responsive design will cut off content as product imagery in the main slider just resizes to stay central in the design. Interestingly, the four sections below the slider are not composed from an image and text, neither do they use a button. Each box contains an image that has the text as part of the image and the whole section can be clicked on to activate the link. Just like the Nike design that I analysed before, the website’s content proves to be just as important as the design of the website itself.

The whole site’s design definitely has a modern and professional feel to it and this is down to the neutral colours, minimalistic icons and the lightweight sans serif typeface. The top menu is comparatively small when you consider their prominence in some other site designs. The white text and icons are clearly legible, standing out from the black header that contains them. Icons can often help build up a brand identity and Apple use simple outline icons that are easy to identify and understand. The company logo sits left aligned in the menu bar and becomes the link back to the homepage from subpages. Often a logo will sit above the navigation bar, but with Apple it has become a feature of it. It is only by excellent branding that Apple are able to do this. If the brand did not have the global presence that it does, there may be a need to have the logo larger than the menu text.

Although the design mainly uses black and white, along with grey in the footer area and dark grey text, a complimenting blue has also been used so that it is clear where links can be activated, and if nothing else, it adds a subtle hint of colour to the design and also gives Apple’s branding team something else to work with. If you were to remove all of the imagery from the page, but keep all of the text and colours the same, you’d probably still be able to identify the website as Apple’s.

At the bottom of the page there is a grey footer that compliments the rest of the mainly grey and white page. It serves as a navigation feature for the page and is very coherent and easy to use with all of the links for every page.

Imagery and user experience definitely help make Apple’s website appealing and modern. Their use of photography is spot on, drawing us to their products that look slick and new, something many of us crave in a phone or tablet. Drop shadows appear quite frequently throughout the site, helping products appear to sit and in some cases hover above their neutral backgrounds. Not only do these shadows give the impression the product is sitting in front of you, but they also help the product stand out from other content. And I don’t know about you, but I’m definitely more likely to click on a product that looks great and grabs my attention.

Overall, I must say I really like the Apple website design and I think this is mainly down to the typography and colours they have used that create a modern and reliable look and feel. The design is consistent throughout and minimalistic, it lets the content do the talking. I think I’d say I’m quite drawn to the site due to their product images and photography styles, and these really come to light with the simple IA. This wireframe probably wouldn’t work for a company that don’t use this style of photography and who aren’t in the technology industry. The design has to suit the content and vice versa, just like it needs to suit the brand.

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Website Dynamic background (why it failed)

I never expected my first attempt at making a website to be successful. The website ultimately seems unprofessional. The website failed to emulate my research looking at websites that are professionally conducting similar services. Whilst the concept of a dynamic background is a cool one, in practise I feel like there a few ways in which I can incorporate a full screen video that does not only become too distracting from the rest of the page.

It was however a valuable experience:

I have quickly learnt how to use wix.

I now know a few features that do not work.

I have also created a very strong body of text describing the services that can be transferred to the next build.

Moving forward I think a much simpler monotone design might suggest more futuristic themes. Im considering using a white background for the next website I design.

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