LO2 - Lesson 10 - Layout
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This document provides guidance on planning a website layout and navigation structure. It discusses key aspects to consider, including the home page content, typical website pages, and navigation methods. The tasks are to create a site map of the planned navigation structure with expected content for each page, and to use a wireframing tool to design a mock-up homepage showing the main elements and annotating the layout choices. The target audience and including six pages or more are also requirements to address in the planning.
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