Analysis of websites - examples embedded (2)

Clear layout for the store section because it needs to be easy to navigate so they know exactly where to find the item(s) they want, get the details about them such as colour, price and size.

I think it's good Ellie Goulding has included minor details such as a lyric page because when people search for the lyrics they don't always find websites that have the accurate lyrics. It's also good to have a open layout of tracks so fans know all the songs Ellie has recorded without overlooking any.



Analysis of websites - examples embedded.

This is the entrance to Katie Melua's official website which is simple but I still like it as it gives her fans an insight to what her website offers without giving too much away.

The news events on her page are listed in a basic way with detail and images on the right-hand side. I think it's important not to have a page like news events crowded so that the fans can clearly see what is coming up but also to have enough information presented that is vital for the fans to know which in this case there is such as address, telephone, time, price etc.

Analysis of websites.

Eye tracking is a useful technique to take into consideration for web design. It can show what particular areas of a page are catching a user’s attention and areas that are being ignored. Eye tracking also shows how a user searches for information.

Photoshoot

Few of the photos from the star photoshoot

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Location shots (4)

Today (5/2/13) we went back to Richmond Park to film more of Josie's singing part.

Location shots (4)

These locations were used to show the difference between narrative and singing. So the location of Josie's house (she photographed these photos as I forgot to at the time of the filming on the weekend) shows the narrative, each room signifying differences. such as the kitchen, hallway and stairs represents the aggressive-negative parts of the relationship, and the rooms with the sofa's displays the love and passion between the two characters.