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1. Site Structure Prototype and the
Joomla Content Management System
A Prototype
Overview A physical model of the new product
concept. Depending upon the purpose,
●The Importance of a Site prototypes may be non-working,
functionally working or both functionally
Structure and aesthetically complete.
● How Joomla Can Help
●Implementing a Site Structure
Correctly into Joomla
● The Happy or Unhappy Client
● What is a Prototype
● Questions
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2. Site Structure Prototype and the
Joomla Content Management System
* More than 83% of Internet users are
likely to leave a web site if it takes too
many clicks to find what they're looking
for. (source: Arthur Andersen)
The Importance of a Site Structure * 58% of visitors experiencing usability
problems on a web site don't return.
● Communicating information to the (source: Forrester Research)
visitor effectively
* 60% of the time, users fail to find the
information they're seeking on a web
● Keeping your visitor on the site site due to usability issues.
(source: User Interface Engineering)
● Converting first time visitors to
repeat visitors
●Logical, user friendly site
structure is fundamental to the
success of a website
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3. Site Structure Prototype and the
Joomla Content Management System
A well defined
Information Architecture
should ideally be complemented
How Joomla Can Help with a solid and flexible
content management system.
● Open source refreshsoftware.com
● Community Support
● Large availability of extensions
● Active Developers
● Flexible (other systems)
● Remote Access
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4. Site Structure Prototype and the
Joomla Content Management System
Implementing Site Structure into Joomla Sitemap Site Stucture
A hierarchical visual model of
● Joomla is complicated the pages of a Web site.
● Sections, Categories and Content
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site structure
● Confusion in the CMS
● Deep pockets
“Deep Pockets II allows you to build a nested
category structure and link any combination”
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“We would like to see the design
change like this, header to be
higher, menu to move
The Happy or Unhappy Client to the right and, and
and..........!”
Unhappy Client
Long drawn out process
Budget gets blown
Deadlines not met
Project gets abandoned
Happy Client
Opposite cases to the above
So How do we achieve this?
Frustrated Client...
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6. Site Structure Prototype and the
Joomla Content Management System
Grayscreening
The bare basics of a
website so the user can
What is a Prototype see what the
structure will be like..
● Known as Grayscreening newfangled.com
● Site Structure
● Developers Notes / Functionality
● Content added by client
● Design / Template
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7. Site Structure Prototype and the
Joomla Content Management System
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8. Site Structure Prototype and the
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10. Site Structure Prototype and the
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