Website Plan
Complete the following tasks:
Using the scenario of the Adventure Travel Club found in the lecture, briefly define each area of your web site plan, Target Audience, Flowchart, and Storyboard.
Following best practices, you may be creative in your own interpretation of what the "Adventure Travel Club" means to you. It might be, for example, whitewater rafting, or a Safari in Africa, or it might be auto racing.
As you begin, plan your site on paper first. This way, you can see your draft laid out with the elements and components, as a draft.
Develop and define your Target Audience by demographics.
Determine the client objectives, and the user objectives, and make sure that these match, even at the most basic levels.
Create a working Flowchart for your website.
Begin to draw the various possible links to the possible pages that will contain your information.
Create at least two pages of a Storyboard.
The home page, and one other page.
You may choose to do more than 2, but not less.
The format will be the same for each page, but the body content will be different.
Not everything can fit on one page, so plan multiple pages. This should begin to look like the roots of a tree, spreading out before you. As you evolve, you will make changes, add components, erase or cross out others. Remember, it is first draft. It is essential that you organize your information, directions, and instructions, any images, buttons, text location, and your own notes on this paper, and lay out the architecture of your site before you even attempt to craft your site and develop your vision.