1. Music or Sport Advertising Website
Your website must include:
At least one original picture with at least 3 layers and a one of a kind Logo created by you in Photoshop. THAT IS 2 PHOTO SHOPPED PICTURE!
Pages to include:
Introduction/homepage: Needs to be eye catching and summarize what the visitor will view on your page. Never just state the purpose of site.
Biography of Band/Sport/Team- history of the organization
Player/band member Introduction page: brief information about key players/members, (Who, What, When, Where, Why)
Contact/ ticketing information Page: , Mailing and Phone Number: It all should be fake
Work cited page (MLA format Same format you use in English class): Include where you get the photos from that you use for Photoshop
Pictures on every page:
Include alternative text (for screen readers)
Include link to where picture came from
Date and a table comparing information: ( player stats, ticket prices, venues, etc. )
Links
Hyperlinks to other useful site
Audio File: to either a songs from the band, or radio coverage of sports teams last play.
Navigation: Use a menu bar on all pages to create user friendly format. There should be only 4 links per page…you are not connecting to the current page you are on.
Connect all pages as last thing to complete to ensure connection .

2. Today’s Lab 1.Create a new folder in W:drive labeled Sport/Music website. 2. Please clearly label your website’s plan in this folder.
Questions to answer in Word:
Create a diagram to show your plan
Include in diagram:
-Heading of page
-What content will be on page
-Any other valuable information
BE SPECIFIC!!!
Who is the target audience?
How can I tailor the site to reach that audience (causal language vs. formal and how much pictures to use to use, what type of colors?)
What are the goals and purpose for the site?
How will I gather the information?
What are my sources for media/images- content? Include 5 cites and 5 pictures
How often should the site be updated?
Home
Bio of bands
Blah
Bio of players
Contact/ ticketing
Work Cited