1. WWW.PICNIK.COM By: Lindsey Brandvold & Danielle Sharp

2. The Homepage Stealing picnik basket….

3. The Purpose Laying blanket….  Edit photos  Share photos  Create art  Advertisement for premium  Navigation buttons “Picnik lets you clean up your pictures without knowing a thing about photo editing.” —TIME Magazine

4. The Audience Warming breeze….  Teenagers/younger users  Amateur photographers  Professional photographers  Anybody!  Elements of theme: It’s a picnik!

5. The Features  Compatible with popular photo-sharing websites  Firefox extension  Blog  9 different languages  No registration required  Free! Coloring flowers….

6. The Navigation  Simple; straightforward  Tabs like a filing system  Home  Library  Edit  Create  Save & Share Cueing bird songs….

7. The Tools  Effects  Text  Shapes Fluffing clouds….  Touch-Up  Frames  Collage

8. The Design  Centered around theme  Simple, consistent font  Welcome banners  Outlining and boxes  Vivid images Growing grass…. “Fast and impressive... beautiful and responsive...if you want to see how good a web application can be, take Picnik for a spin.” —Walt Mossberg, Wall Street Journal

9. The Critique  Navigation: welcome screen to home page  Navigation: smaller links are hidden  Featured Feature  Featured Picniker  Tools: “Edit” vs. “Create”  Tools: highlighting colors Floating kites….

10. The Tips Buttering sandwiches….  Add more tabs  Get rid of slideshows  Free trials

11. The Point  Photo editing online vs. in print  Difficult concept made easy  Websites  Art  Fun! Picking blackberries….