analysing the conventional graphic elements of a website’s homepage and one other linked page

1. navigation bar this is how you navigate the site and
tells you where you are and easy access points for
the main points on their website.
This is the tab used for people wanting to join their
programme or for existing members and always
accessible for people wanting to join after looking at the
website and don’t want it hard to find so they put it on
the main bar for everyone to find easier.
Menu bar

2. Linked pages to
specific pages to
what you want to
train.
If you think it is for you then you can subscribe from that
button that is along the navigation bar.
Menu bar which leads to a
selection of other places on
the website.
Navigation bar to get to other
main parts of the website.
Search for specific
things you are looking
for on the website.

3. navigation bar this is how you navigate the site and
tells you where you are and easy access points for
the main points on their website.
This is the tab used for people wanting to join their
programme or for existing members and always
accessible for people wanting to join after looking at the
website and don’t want it hard to find so they put it on
the main bar for everyone to find easier.
Menu bar

4. Menu bar
Navigation bar
Shows what page you are
on within the website
Subscribe button which is
on every page so as soon
as you think that it ais for
you then you can sign up
to their programme
Related advertisements for fitness.
People will see these
advertisements as they are all
different and if it is for them then
they might sign up for it.

5. Subscribe to their website.
Magazine name
which is also used
as a home button.
Search bar
Navigation bar
Related
advertisements

6. Home button The page is highlighted once on it to let you
know where you are on the website.
Subscribe to their
programme
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