INTERACTIVE DESIGN: PROJECT 2

Haura Laiqa Naznin / 0345050 / Bachelors of Design in Creative Media
Interactive Design
Project 2
LECTURES

Week 6:
This week we now had to plan out a website for ourselves, not to code at first but simply just the layout. We had to figure out who we were making it for and what keywords would fit said website. There were various sizes for different websites that worked best for certain monitors. There were also ways for places to host websites so it would be available for users to actually see and interact with.

Week 7:
For this class we just planned over what our microsite design would look like.

Week 8:
No class.

Week 9:
No class.

Week 10:
Mr. Tarmizi continued to teach us how Dreamweaver worked and other tips such as where to find icons for our potential microsite design. He taught us how to further use CSS.
PROJECT 2: MICROSITE DESIGN





Figure 1.0 Sketches for the site design

For my website, I decided to create one targeted to people who cook for a living or simply just enjoy cooking. Hence I made a recipe website.





Figure 1.1 Final designs


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