making my film website design
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After analysing all the appropriate conventions that make a good film website (see previous presentation) I have managed to create my own website design. This was achieved on Adobe Photoshop, and I have since put it on Dreamweaver so it has the internet format.
In terms of designing, this was the pre-set on Photoshop to create a blank template:
Navigation bar
Film title as same font as poster
Social networking buttons
Billing box copied from poster Production logos from poster
Main picture similiar to film poster’s
TRAILER SPACE
FINAL WEBSITE DESIGN DRAFT 1
FEEDBACK FROM PEERS===Red pattern within the main title doesn’t work considering this
particular design wasn’t present in the poster (therefore consider removing red lines)
In the film poster, actors’ names were present... Maybe this should also be shown on the website?
Good sized navigational bar with pages, and placing is also appropiate.
Picture not the same as film poster? Maybe this should be the same.
WEBSITE DESIGN DRAFT 2
2nd WEBSITE DESIGN DRAFTFEEDBACK FROM TEACHERS
=== in keeping with design theme of the poster. Incorporates all the necessary components of a good website. Particularly good social media icons. Improvements:Move around the component parts in order to make a more coherent whole. Shrink the billing box Maybe add star ratings and reviewers like you did in the posterConsider changing the image so it’s the same as the posterUse layering to incorporate the title in a more subtle way – think about the smoke on your title in the poster, which is really well done.Once you’ve shrunk the billing box/critics, you should be able to incorporate the image much more effectively. A tip: think about the borders of the red image and consider how the other things on the page reflect to this.Maybe add a terms and conditions/copyright info at the bottom to make it look more professional?
FINAL WEBSITE DESIGN
FINAL WEBSITE DESIGN
Picture same as posterBilling box size diminished
Terms and conditions/copyright bar making it look more professional
Reviews/reviewers size diminished
Brushes used behind title, just like in the poster