In the meantime, I've created a wire-frame for the About Page and News page, whilst another member created one for the Games Page and Contact Page.
Friday 27 April 2012
Group client project
Recently, each member of the group created a mock-up of the Home Page. We then picked the best 2 and emailed them to Tim. We are now waiting for a reply, stating which design he prefers.
Group client project
Ok, so this is my first post regarding the group client project we are working on at the minute. Safe to say I am pleased with our groups performance!
Last week we had a meeting with Tim Hatton (Business Development Manager) at Notts County Football Ground. We are required to create a junior supporter's website (under the name of Team Magpies), which is targeted at 7 to 16 year olds.
Below is the complete brief, as provided by Tim:
General
comments
We need the website to be attractive to the
children who will use it. Team Magpies
is split into two sections: all members are under 16. Mini Magpies are 0 to 6 years old and Team
Magpies are 7 to 16 years old. Bear in
mind that young children will not use the website.
I will be able to supply the copy for the
content, but you can populate the different pages and I will amend them as
necessary.
Visuals
The website needs to be interactive and
fun. It also has to be less corporate
than NCFC Football in the Community and NCFC’s website but still fit visually
with Notts County’s family of websites.
The Team Magpies leaflet and the page on the
Team Magpies page on the NCFC website give all the information you need to
start completing / filling in the copy for the different pages we need.
Content
The pages we will probably need are:
Home
About Team Magpies
News
Games / puzzles / quizzes / competitions
Contact us
This list could be extended – so it would
help when you build the website if you could enable us to add additional pages
if required.
Websites we
like for this age group
I looked at lots of clubs websites but most
don’t have a Junior Supporters section.
Arsenal’s is the best of its kind.
See below:
The CBBC website is good for children who are
6 years old upwards
The CBeebies website is good for games for
young children, so it would be useful to have some similar ideas for our younger
members.
We need to include free football-related
games, quizzes, puzzles, competitions etc.
NB - We need to be able to update the website
easily after the website project has been completed.
This will sit on staff desktops, so they can
hover above a photo of a colleague, find out their name, click on it for their
email address and phone numbers etc. We
need to be able to click on their email address so it opens up in Outlook.
There are about 40 – 50 members of staff at
the club and 30 members of staff at FITC.
Not all of these have email addresses.
We need to be able to update this after
project completion also to allow for new staff and people who leave.
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