The document outlines a project to design a website for the MIS Consultancy Office (MCO) at DAHU. The MCO aims to provide IT services to internal clients like students and faculty as well as external clients. The project team will analyze requirements, design the site, and implement it using HTML and CSS. Key stakeholders include the project instructor, MCO manager, designers, and customers. The site will provide information about MCO services and allow clients to request services. Wireframes and pages for home, about, services, requests, members, and contacts are presented. The conclusion reflects on skills learned through completing the project.
2. INTRODUCTION
About MCO
Established by the Hekma School of
Business and Law at DAHU
Aims to provide MIS and IT-related
services to clients
Headed by Dr. Diala Abi Haidar
How It Currently Works
Process is manual, currently
Clients fill out forms and submit it to
the MCO manager
Manager assigns the service request as
a task, to the member
Depending on availability and
capability
3. INTRODUCTION
About the project
Use knowledge from the course to
design a website for our client: MIS
Consultancy Office
Project Outline
Scope Definition
Data Collection
Requirement Analysis
Web site Design
Website Implementation ( HTML, CSS
)
4. INTRODUCTION
Stakeholders of Project
Web Site designers and developers
Project instructor Ms.Rasha Malik
MCO Manager Dr. Diala AbiHaider
Actors of the Web Site
MCO Manager, Members
Web Site Designers
Customers
5. SERVICES OF THE MCO OFFICE
Internal Clients
Students
Faculty
Staff
External Clients
Companies
Individuals
6. MCO WEBSITE
Web Site Objective:
To ensure that clients, students and faculty are aware of the services
provided by the MCO Office
Web Site Scope:
To make sure that all functional requirements are met and dealt on a daily
basis
7. USABILITY REQUIREMENTS
The usability requirements used for this website are the following:
The used colors are mainly blue, green, white, grey, and black.
Provide useful content for the users.
Show all major options on the homepage.
Label data entry fields consistently with meaningful words.
Use familiar fonts.
8. CONTINUE…
Avoid jargons in the website.
Ensure all pages have the same layout and design.
Make the upper and lower case search terms equivalent.
The Homepage can always be accessed by clicking on the banner.
22. CONCLUSION
What We Learnt
New Programming Languages
How to use what we learnt in class,
practically
How to research
Try, try, and try again!