UI/UX#

  1. What is UI/UX?

  2. Wireframes

  3. Pages

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What is UI/UX?#

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Wireframes#

  • visual blueprint of how the website works

  • also serves as a schema for system functionality

  • can sketch on paper, apps or any third-party websites

Sitemap#

  • gives website a direction to layout pages

  • usually start at home page as other pages stem from it

  • label most of the content for others to understand

  • draw lines to show how to navigate pages, usually from buttons and header items

  • also create wireframes for other responsive devices, such as mobile and tablets
    • smaller width and longer length

    • different elements and buttons for interaction

    • items are usually collapsed into single column

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Pages#

Home#

  • represent the design to be used on all the pages

  • Header
    • contain navigation and menu

    • create section for the logo and menu

    • have consistent header for all pages

    • hero image: usually a slider image, behind the menu and near the header

  • Information Section
    • represented with image, large title and descriptions

  • Sponsors Section
    • similar column design

  • Footer
    • contact form, site map and logo in reverse color with some contact info such as phone number and email

    • small copyright section at the bottom

    • have darker color for the footer to stand out

  • page can have fixed height and width, without scroll or parallax scroll

Features#

  • promote product or the website

  • make more interesting with photos, text and call to actions to engage users

  • Header
    • contain navigation and menu

    • create section for the logo and menu

    • no hero image or slider required

    • have separate page title section

    • have consistent header for all pages

  • Feature image sections
    • use large image and text to show off the products

    • have descriptions and services

    • use bullet points if needed

    • have slightly different design for each feature to be more interesting

  • Footer
    • contact form, site map and logo in reverse color with some contact info such as phone number and email

    • have darker color for the footer to stand out

    • small copyright section at the bottom

    • have consistent footer for all pages

Contact#

  • usually smaller than other pages

  • only include necessary information

  • Header
    • contain navigation and menu

    • create section for the logo and menu

    • no hero image or slider required

    • have separate page title section

    • have consistent header for all pages

  • Info section
    • phone/email, contact form if not included in the footer, map

  • Footer
    • contact form, site map and logo in reverse color with some contact info such as phone number and email

    • have darker color for the footer to stand out

    • small copyright section at the bottom

    • have consistent footer for all pages

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