Unit 4

A day out in Doncaster. The client is The Culture campaign. They just set up  days out in Doncaster  and and want a website that will give people from Doncaster and people who are visiting ideas on how to spend their time in Doncaster. Client needs The client need the website to include links to the websites of the businesses, images of the businesses and google maps links. They also need multiple pages including a home page, a page for days out, a page for nights out and a contact page along with the possibility of sub pages and drop down options for easy access. The website needs to be visually appealing in order to interest people. They also want a relatively low bounce rate, However there will be links to the websites of the businesses themselves. Users' needs The product needs to be easy to access and  navigate to allow a large number of people to use it. The images need to have a small file size in order for my site to run more smoothly and quickly. The website needs to inclu

Compare and contrast the use of different platforms and formats for delivering interactive media products.  Media platforms are the different ways users access media. The media platforms I will be talking about are Websites which mainly contains print related products, Kiosks which mainly contain maps and adverts, Apps which can be games and social media and mobile devices. All media platforms have advantages and disadvantages which I will be discussing. Firstly, websites are mainly used to source information. The advantages are that they allow 24/7 access, it is easily accessible to a large number of people and the only things needed to access them are Wi-Fi and a device. However, they have their disadvantages. For example, they typically have large amounts of texts and the creators can't typically interact with the users. Next is Kiosks. they are mainly used for things such as maps in places like shopping centres. The advantages are that they don't need internet, They are fix