The website is nearly complete but could be improved. The document recommends adding an FAQ page and listing all information sessions. It also suggests simplifying the menus by consolidating repeats into one main menu with submenus. Finally, it advises switching to a lighter color scheme like white background with black text for better readability. The analysis concludes the site has the right information but some reorganization and design changes could make it easier to navigate and encourage repeat visits.
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2. Ø Have a “Volunteer” button with sub-menus for “What do CASA volunteers do,”
“Become an advocate,” “Advocate Email,” “Volunteer Log In,” and “Information
Sessions”
Ø Change “Donate” to “Support Us” and link sub-menus about all of the different
ways/types of donations that can be made that are now linked to the “Give”
menu button.
Ø Move the “Events” button to the top menu. Leave the sub-menus that are
currently attached and add the ones from the “News” button as well, since those
are technically all about events as well. You can have one section dedicated to
past events and one section dedicated to upcoming events. I would also add the
calendar link to this menu as well as an individual page listing all of the upcoming
information sessions
Ø Create an FAQ page that contains any questions that you get on a regular basis.
Make this your last button on the menu
C. Analysis of graphics/ visuals:
• I think it may be best to switch from a darker color scheme to something lighter
and easier on the eye. The main thing I would do is switch to a white background
rather than grey. I would leave the logo, the picture on the top and the photo
stream as is. Possibly switching from having all of the grey boxes around the text
to white would make them easier to read. In order to differentiate the sections,
possibly using the feature that creates a shadow effect around the text box. I
would change all of the text to black. The menu buttons can stay red with white