Final Project - Creating a Single-Page Website

 

Final Project - Creating a Single-Page Website

Rafa Maritza Hertrian [0364958]

Bachelor of Design (Honours) Creative Media/ Taylor's University

Interactive Design GCD 60904



INSTRUCTIONS 

Project Overview:
In this web design project, you will create a single-page website dedicated to your favorite topic. This project will help you develop your web design and development skills while allowing you to showcase your passion for the topic of your choice.

Project Requirements:
Artist Selection: Choose your favorite topic as the subject of your website. Ensure you are genuinely interested in the topic, as this will help you create a more engaging website. Decide the site's goal to ensure that the site has clear content.

Content:
Your content should have at least 5 sections that explain the topic of interest. It should engaging and significant to the topic. You should also include one CTA button that reflects the content.  

Design Elements:
Choose a color scheme and fonts that reflect the artist's style or your taste.
Ensure a visually appealing layout with a balanced use of text and multimedia.
Create a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes (mobile-friendly).

Navigation: Implement smooth scrolling navigation or a simple menu that allows users to jump to different sections of the page.

Interactivity: Consider adding interactive elements such as image sliders, hover effects, or lightboxes for multimedia content.



PRACTICAL

First of all, the students were instructed by Mr. Shamsul to create a proposal that consisted of a Mood board, reference images, font choices, color palette, and wireframe sketch. 


Then I proceeded to research Wave to Earth and collected the images I plan to use on the website I'm making. I also collected information about them that I will include. 

I began to create the prototype in Figma following the wireframe I created. However, while creating it, I made a few adjustments.

this is the link to my Figma: https://www.figma.com/design/a6VMnXPyATw3TSoA1nE7aB/Interactive-Design-Final-Project?node-id=0-1&t=AUJrCpdnlrEGsvLr-1 

I placed the contents in Dreamweaver according to the order I created in Figma. Then, I created the CSS to proceed with styling the website. 
I first focus on creating the navigation bar.


Then I proceed to align the images with the text in the About section with the left and right aside methods that have been taught in class. 



For the member part, I used the in-line block method to align like below. 
I continued doing the other parts of the website and tested it on netlify. 

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