initial ideas

 

Walking apps websites for women surrounded by the idea of health, not all they are medical

points. I decided to take out a couple of layouts from them to see how they actually are. 

it's cumbersome on advertisements and big photos, and I personally find it a bit off-putting

sometimes it's a bit too much. 

This example mainly advertisements and just local and drop down bar and then

an article the bottom kind of off-putting. The majority of the space used on the page is

devoted to advertisements, either the website itself or another brand.  I get that it's

a way to keep a website that arriving, but if I go on the website, it's me advertisements I

get put off immediately, and I don't want to use it. 

 This one's a lot better. It just houses a banner across the middle of it. It's quite simple on

like the sentence logo, and the menu is somewhat easy to use. 

This one had lots of little buttons on the bottom of it to showcase two different aspects

of the website. A way of seeing everything that's on the page on the landing page would

be quite nice as it would be easier to see if you figure out what you need help with with this

website. We need it 

It's quite interesting to buttons and articles referencing things I'm not sure for work for the

website and trying to make, I think it's quite cool, though. 

 The concert I came up with based on the research I've done about how these are my

initial ideas for the first page of the website. This design will inform how the layout is elsewhere.

 The top left corner allows it to be the first thing to be seen on the website.  your eyes

with you know that want, man after afterwards and it would the sleep the viewer.  This

It would be a nice girl website after well, all the attention to be on the page figure out what

to do with imagery, I'm going to try and appeal to the feminists' community at the university

eventually to get someone to make illustrations and photographs stuff for me for this website.

It is different from the previous one as the logo is in the centre,  in the top left, I would want to

have an about us page so the website would be inclined to know more about the

website and have more trust in it after reading it. Menu-based around circle image or

illustration depending on what's and be made or done where you can have key topics about Issues that women have I wanted to be quite simple I think this would be quite engaging.

 The previous one with the logo in the top left corner alone that name to be sat in your

mind has key elements of websites such as support information about what

the website is and whatever else is key to the brand.  That will be photos followed by an

overview menu of different topics that are key to the website. 

 my dear is still top left logo but having a title of the landing page as a how can I help you

what serious you kinda think so that you could easily know that these is some of the keys

elements of the website, anything else can be searched in the search bar.  and rather on

the content but also allowed to be memorable and office to let you know this is the website

you go back to in case you have any more questions.  I think it would be quite important as it

has to be simple enough so much work with whatever and so that it was able to have a

brand outside of this website it's in terms of promotion as well as appeal to quite a wide

audience as it's not all women this website would be open and willing to give out information

to any gender that would want information about the female half for them or someone else. 

 Different shapes, and I came up with this squiggly blob on I would want a brief description

of the website so that whoever lands on it can simply see its outlines. Having an

introduction on the landing page could be quite beneficial to a simple menu.

This idea is based on bubbles. The concept was rooted in comics, to be honest, because

you have thought, but also you have sayings like a bubble burst, and you can just get revealed

right lots more information. I don't love this design, but I think the concept of using circles of

bubbles with really quite cool. 

 I want something kind of strict and straight to the point having the title of your issue

or what's bothering you or something along those lines and having themes as a button so you

can learn more within those themes. There is also an explanation of what a website can be as I think it would be really crap valuable to have a couple of sentences in the

website's aim as the landing page could be the full landing page. I like the idea

of it just being simple typing. That would be more the only thing than an informational website.

The logo is also in the top right as the Showcase that. It's not the key aspect of this website. It's

a part of it, but it's not the main part of it. 

In terms of theories, the location of the logo in this idea with in-kind the user to be more likely to recognise the logo whether they would see as if I automatically go to the top right first and then goes down across the page is quite simply laid out with the topics at the top as a menu instead of a drop-down menu as this would allow for smoother transitions without a possibility glitchy.

This layout is not dependent on recognising the local initially in the top left I wouldn’t want to have an about us page asked to this would include the user to check out the credibility of the website quickly, the design is based around the circle as it would break up the square design of the website and make it more playful And inviting.

Are you still in the same idea of having the logo in the top left and having an illustration banner, so you have an illustration style linked to the logo, which then infects the whole personality of the website and brand useless in circles? It’s just a way of breaking up but otherwise kind of stagnant design. 

Yes, I am utilising the top left logo. Still, this time, the colour coordinating the topics and questions on the main page us to engage with the user has to get used to engaging within it it’s quite simple and straightforward utilising boxes and a lot of whitespace intensive believability it would be quite believable as usual icing negative space creates a sense of ease that you would want to associate with a doctor.

Referencing this unknown blob of women’s health and comparing it with the circle is an interesting metaphor of getting control I made it with just a squiggly shape. Still, the idea is that if it were to be real goes from Squigley becomes something like a lava lamp into the circle and a slow-motion to create a sense of calm and peace with the whole quite dark topic at hand.

Many children to use in medical practice are based around circles, whether if it’s pie charts or the medical circles could just be quite playful and break up boxes of the text, so utilising the circles in this idea would allow for a feel of open communication.

This idea is quite straight to the point, and it doesn’t fuck around has the title to the right side as it is less important than the contacts. The issue with this is that it might be less believable if you don’t recognise the logo. The buttons are stacked in a square possibly outlined and an introductory text about the website so anyone that lands on it would know what the website is about