WEBSITE

SCREENSHOTS FROM MY WEBISTE

MY
CHOSEN
DESIGN
I like the colours and layout of
this template. I especially like
the blog feed page as I think it
looks original and unique. I think
that the pastel colours and bold,
sans serif fonts match my brand
and logo.
DESIGNIGN MY HOMEPAGE
I first placed in my masthead and logo for instant branding. I
then added the slogan and short summary of the magazine. I
Then added photos from my articles to a gallery so that
audience see them straight away.

I then added a social

media section where I
could promote my
magazine’s podcast and
social media accounts. I
created a GIF for the
podcast.
Lastly, I added the option
for readers to subscribe to
a newsletter.
 DESIGNING MY BLOG PAGE

I added this contact sheet so that my audience would be easily able to

submit their own stories for the specific section of my magazine. I
made the background colour a sharp pink to catch the attention of the
readers.

I first added my logo and another summary of

the page, I then added a menu of each section
of posts.
I created 6 articles, each with a title, image and
short summary, this allowed me to make my
blog feed unified.
 OTHER WEBSITE AREAS When editing my written article, I wanted to make
quotes from the article subject to stand out
against the written text, I used a different colour,
font size and italics to do this.
I also wanted to incorporate small sub headings to
divide the article into sections.
Finally, I made sure to use multiple photographs
for both the products and the subject.

I made sure to add the Hearst UK logo and IPSO logos

to my footer to show regulation and ownership.
I also added my logo for constant branding, as well as
social media links.
Lastly, I added a menu to save the readers from
scrolling to the top, and I also added a contact email
address for readers to have easy access to help.
PHONE COMPATABILITY
I made sure that my website worked on
both laptops/computers and phones. This
is because my audience are most likely to
approach the website using a phone.
I had to alter some of the sizes and
positioning of different text boxes, titles
and images, although, I wanted to keep it
as similar to how it looked o a laptop or
computer as possible for brand
consistency.
My blog feed is the page that
looks most different on a
phone in comparison to a
computer. However, I like the
way the photos are larger and
the menu is a drop down
menu – this is because I think
it makes the process of
scrolling through the feed ore
efficient.