LO2 - Lesson 11 - Layout
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This document discusses planning the layout and internal pages of a website. It covers understanding user needs, using templates and common elements across pages, and designing the site's structure and navigation. The goal is to plan a multi-page website considering the target audience and user experience, ensuring easy navigation, a clear flow of information, consistent branding, and responsive design. Users expect quick loading, accessibility, and a logical layout regardless of device or browser used.
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