3. “A Range of feasible…”
• Should be at least 4 different designs.
• Each should be suitable and usable if chosen
for the final product.
4. “Each Evaluated…”
• You need to write down an evaluation of each
design you do, checking it against the design
specification to make sure it meets it.
• If it doesn’t meet it, the design can’t be
considered ‘feasible’.
• You could copy your test table and use it here but
bare in mind that some of the criteria might not
yet be testable if they require a fully functioning
website. Select the appropriate ones.
5. “and evaluates it fully and critically”
• You need to choose one of your prototype
designs and fully and critically evaluate it
against the specification.
• This means that you need to write a more
detailed report of exactly why you chose it,
why it meets the specification better than the
other designs and you can also be critical here
and suggest some improvements to it, in
order to make it fully meet the specification.
6. What you need to have
For a Level 5/6:
• At least 4 different prototype designs (this
includes storyboard sets AND navigation
plans)
• An evaluation of each design against the
design specification.
• Identify your chosen design
• Fully and critically evaluate this design against
the design specification.
7. What you need to include in your designs
1. A navigation plan. Example below:
8. 2. A storyboard of each page. Example:
Page heading – bold, font: Calibri, Size: 72, White Background colour: white
BP Oil Spill Image of ISM logo
Goes Here
Home
History of
Catastrophe
Main body of text goes here. Introduction text.
Information Video Font: Calibri, Size: 18, Colour: White
Photo Gallery
More Information
Navigation Bar. Font: Calibri, white, size 18
9. 2. A storyboard of each page. Example:
Page heading – bold, font: Calibri, Size: 72, White Background colour: white
History Image of ISM logo
Goes Here
Home
History of
Catastrophe
Main body of text goes here. Information on the
Information Video history of the oil spill
Font: Calibri, Size: 18, Colour: White
Photo Gallery
More Information
Navigation Bar. Font: Calibri, white, size 18
10. 2. A storyboard of each page. Example:
Page heading – bold, font: Calibri, Size: 72, White Background colour: white
Video Image of ISM logo
Goes Here
Home
History of
Catastrophe
Information Video
Photo Gallery Info
video
More Information
Navigation Bar. Font: Calibri, white, size 18
11. 2. A storyboard of each page. Example:
Page heading – bold, font: Calibri, Size: 72, White Background colour: white
Photos Image of ISM logo
Goes Here
Home
History of
Catastrophe
Information Video
Photo Gallery
More Information
Navigation Bar. Font: Calibri, white, size 18 Thumbnail
Photos
12. 2. A storyboard of each page. Example:
Page heading – bold, font: Calibri, Size: 72, White Background colour: white
More Info Image of ISM logo
Goes Here
Home
History of
Catastrophe
Main body of text goes here
Information Video Font: Calibri, Size: 18, Colour: White
Photo Gallery
More Information
Navigation Bar. Font: Calibri, white, size 18
13. Requirements
• You need to do FOUR different sets of
storyboards, to make sure you have a range of
designs.
• Remember, you need this for a level 5 or 6.
14. Things to Annotate in Designs:
• Font size, type, colour, formatting
• Navigation bars
• Background colours/images
• Images
• Animations
• Videos
• External hyperlinks
• Information boxes
15. A Reminder of the Requirements
For a Level 5/6:
• At least 4 different prototype designs (this
includes storyboard sets AND navigation
plans)
• An evaluation of each design against the
design specification.
• Identify your chosen design
• Fully and critically evaluate this design against
the design specification.