The student created a website about Spiderman for a school project using Dreamweaver. The finished website included images and a navigation bar that the student designed themselves. The student discussed some technical difficulties in removing blue grid lines while designing. Feedback suggested adding more features like buttons styled as webs to match the superhero theme. Overall the project helped the student gain skills in website design and they aim to improve the website further by adding more content and refining the design.

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Unit 11 – Evaluation
In this report I will discuss how I developed my website for Unit 11. I will talk about
my finished product, production process and where I have got the information I
have needed to make my website.
Firstly I will be talking about what my finished product is. The finished product
includes where I have got the images from and if I have made it myself, as it
should be original. In my website I have made a navigation bar, this is creative
because I have made it by myself and that I have not used the Internet to make it.
Although I did get some ideas from my teacher on how I should make the
navigation bar. The final product was a website that I have designed with
Dreamweaver.
Here I have 2 screenshots of my home page and biography; this is to show what I
have changed onto the next page. Everything stayed the same except the home
page title wasn’t there, the login part wasn’t there and that the navigation bar
wasn’t there. But instead when I made the actual website the navigation bar was
there on the top. This is suitable for my target audience because it is aimed at
children aged 5 and over. This type of audience is actually not hard to please as
long as they are able to read and download pictures. The only technical difficulties
I have had are that I couldn’t get rid of the blue grid lines when I was making my
website on Dreamweaver. My visual design for my product was that I wanted my
superhero to be Spiderman this is because it is one of my favourite superhero.
The skills that I have gained are that I have used my designing skills to make my
website on Dreamweaver which is very good when you are beginner in making a
website for the first time. I have also made a hotspot and how I could make my
own buttons. However the problem I had to face with my website is that it took
quite long in terms of me trying to fix the problem of the grid lines when I was

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making my website on Dreamweaver. What I think I could have included is that I
could have added more vibrant colours to make the website look much more
appealing to the younger audience. I could have also put in some Spiderman game
links in the media page, which would have attracted more viewers/audience.
The overall performance and the general quality of my work was really good,
because I can tell that I have put in a lot of time and effort into making it look just
as real in real life because obviously I would have not developed this into a real
website. The feedback I have received were that I have done really good but I just
needed to add in a few extra bits such as making the button look like the word are
tangled in a web because my superhero was Spiderman. This has then helped me
developed my work into a better piece of work.
What I have also added onto my website was that I put in a few links on to the
images where the merchandise page was. This was because if a person liked what
they saw on the page but didn’t know where to buy it from then what they would
have to do is hover over the image and then click onto it which would then lead
them to a webpage such as ‘amazon’ where they will then be able to purchase the
item they wish to buy.
If I was to do this piece of work again, I would change the colour scheme of my
website. I would add more images and make the website look much more
appealing and I would put a lot more effort into the website instead of it falling
apart. I should have added the inter title and added the log in area and the
navigation bar.