Many corporate websites will do their corporate branding at the top of the webpage. Having the main section links near the top of the website is considered easy to use. The main website sections that have content featured on the main page will be determined by usage stats or by what we would like to present. Generally, these are News and a brief company profile. A sitemap location will be included near the top of each page. Eg: “home > company > investor relations” So that the user can easily navigate the tree. SIGPRO Wireless Inc. Proposed Website Layouts
Layout #1a
Layout #1a NOTES Influences Constant througout all layouts
Layout #1b
Layout #1b NOTES Influences
Layout #2 Links to the latest additions to the news section.
Layout #3
Layout #4a
Layout #4a NOTES 4 a-c are similar in that the main content is loaded into the centre “cell” of the page. Links, branding and Tools are located in the other parts. The main sections are easily recognizable at the top.
Layout #4b
Layout #4c
Layout #5
Layout #5 NOTES This layout is similar to that of the Wipro page in that it is colorful and can contain lots of information. Once the user navigates beyond the main page, the background here is white and a listing of the sub-sections appears here.
Layout #6
Layout #6 NOTES This layout is firmly based on the original website design. Could be an expandable menu tree
Layout #7
Layout #7 NOTES Navigation section could include little pictures that pertain to the different sections, rather than explanations.
Layout #8
Layout #8 NOTES Similar to the Oracle website, many portals such as my.yahoo.com Each “module” on the left contains links
Layout #9
Layout #9 NOTES Sub sections are listed here. Main section name is listed here.
Features Most of the features mentioned can be seen on most successful corporate websites. Here is a short list of some successful websites where these features are present:
Layout #1Layout #2 Layout #3 Layout #4 Layout #5 Layout #6 Layout Summary Layout #7Layout #8
Layout #9 Layout Summary #2