Planning a Web Site Lesson 5. Planning a Web Site When creating a Web site, you should: Determine the site’s purpose and goals Identify target audience.

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Planning a Web Site Lesson 5

Planning a Web Site When creating a Web site, you should: Determine the site’s purpose and goals Identify target audience Conduct Market Research- investigation and study of data about the target audience’s preference for a product or service Create end-user scenarios- imagined situations in which a target audience might access a Web Site

Navigation Schemes Flowchart- diagram of geometric shapes connected by lines that show steps in sequence Hierarchical Navigation Scheme- pages are arranged in levels from top to bottom Hierarchical Navigation Schemes have a parent-child relationship It is arranged as a family tree is arranged

Navigation Schemes Home Page 1 st level 2 nd Level 3 rd Level 2nd Level 3rd Level

Navigation Schemes United States of America Northern States New YorkVermontConnecticut Southern StatesWestern States CaliforniaArizona Midwestern States

Navigation Schemes You try it with movies

Storyboarding Your Site Storyboard- a visual sketch of a web site and its related pages Helps you examine the contents of each web page and its links to each other Page name- name that appears in the title bar when page is displayed File name- name of the HTML document (index.html)