Web 17 Summary of Web Assessments

Assessment Task 1: Website Plan

• Complete the website plan: Required for either personal website or jewelry website samples.

• Submission Format: Submit a single InDesign document that includes:

  • Investigations and research answers.

  • The website plan included in the same document.

  • Provide a PDF version of the final document.

• Key Components to Include:

  • Style and Tone: Define the style ('classy', 'funky') and how it meets client needs.

  • Features: Identify required website features.

  • Format Options: Plans can be hand-drawn or created using:

    • Adobe XD

    • Illustrator to outline page structure.

  • Navigation: Outline navigation and page structure clearly.

• Web Development Tools: Identify tools needed for the project; guidance has already been provided in sent documents.

• Copyright Protection: Include information regarding copyright for images, possibly using a plugin.

• Deliverables: The InDesign document should consist of:

  • Answered questions guided by previous materials.

  • The website plan.

  • Three alternative layouts for the front page.

Assessment Task 2: Building the Website

• Focus: Actual construction of the website after planning.

• Similar Structure: Begin with information similar to Assessment Task 1.

• Include Sections:

  • Initial details about the website.

  • Information regarding domain names and web hosting: Can copy/paste from Task 1.

  • Legislative and copyright information relevant to web hosting.

  • Contents to cover features included in the website.

• Screenshots: Capture full-page screenshots to demonstrate website completion:

  • Utilize browser tools (example: "Go Full Page" in Chrome) to capture entire pages.

  • Options for screenshots: Save as PDF or PNG format for inclusion in InDesign.

• Final Structure: Assessment 2 will compile information at the beginning and include numerous screenshots of the website to verify the work completed.