Web Design: The Romans. Assignment 4

Step 1 Planning: Produce a navigation tree of your website showing each page and it's content.

Step 2 Paint.Net: Use the software to edit and combine images to create an attractive banner for your websites

Step 3 Making it!! Create a five page website in PowerPoint/Dream-weaver. Your website should include working buttons that link your pages together and should follow the rules for good website design (Dealine 23/11/2010)

Step 4: Review your work: Write a 1 page project review. Remember to set it up as a standard 1 page report. How did you think your web-site turned out? What makes a good website and how does yours compare? Ask others for their opinions and give suggestions for ways you could have improved your work.

Audacity: Creating an Advertisement or Public Service Announcement. Assignment 4

Step 1 Planning: Produce a script and a running order for your Audio. Make sure that it does what it is supposed to do. Does it get your message across clearly?

Step 2 Collect sound effects and Music Tracks: Try to only choose music and sound effects that make enhance (make better) your advertisement or PSA

Step 3 Record it!! Edit together the 'takes' and sound effects and music. Remember what is the 'audience' and the 'purpose' (Deadline Monday Nov 22nd)

Step 4 Upload It! Upload your Podcast to a Pod-casting server. You can use www.Podbean.com for this.

What makes a good website?

1. Don't make people think How will people get from page to page or from point A to point B? A clear structure and easily recognizable links can help users to find their path to their aim. This is called having good 'navigation'.

2. Focus Attention Obviously, images are more eye-catching than the text — just as the sentences marked as bold are more attractive than plain text.

3. Make use of effective writing Long text blocks will be skipped. Use images and keywords marked in bold or italics and keep your sentences short.

4. Strive for simplicity instead of complexity Provide users with a clean and simple design and don't be afraid of using 'white space'