in response to the brief i was given, my media desing company have a questionaire which is sent out to all the clients so that the brief that is given can be further acted on, this questionairre is sent out to all clients all the questions have a broad answering option, some may not be relevant but are likely to be in the grand scheme of responses to briefs, included is my company logo, date, address & contact number.
Activityschedule march june2012
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When the website was first being put together the initial template which was given on iWeb was used but the text colour of the tabs for the page were blue and it was not possible to change so the design had to be changed, originally i was planning to use purple as a colour throughout because of it being the colour that the RBWM use in there logos and on the website.
When the website was first being put together the initial template which was given on iWeb was used but the text colour of the tabs for the page were blue and it was not possible to change so the design had to be changed, originally i was planning to use purple as a colour throughout because of it being the colour that the RBWM use in there logos and on the website.
The template was changed to the only other template which did not have lots of colours which didn't resemble the website i was trying to create, so i used a blank page which used a brown text colour so i matched the colour of the text on the page.
The pages which included a lot of text such as the policy page, to break it up and not make the website boring i included banner breaks which was the logo of the club, the people interlocking hands, i put it in-between every few paragraphs.
After encountering the problem of not being able to upload the website off the iWeb software a free online web template designer which offers a free domain name which would have saved money on the budget was used. this site allowed you to edit the colour of the text and edit the site more freely, oversell i think this created a better and more interactive website than would of been originally produced.
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