Interactive Design-Project 1
INSTRUCTIONS
Project 1-Landing Page Design Prototype
- page size width is 1366 pixels
- include a call-to-action (CTA)
- adhere to web design best practices, including accessibility and usability
Chosen website-The Daily Mail: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html
When I click on the website, my view is filled with blue colour. There are too many advertisements appearing at the same time. The layout of the webpage appears cluttered and dense, making it difficult to read. In fig 1.1 and 1.2 we can see the pop-up advertisement window is covering the content of the webpage, this makes the reader feel annoyed. The content font size of the news is too small, and it is hard to read it. The footer on the original website is difficult to find the information. It feels too squeezing and small.
Progression:
Top Navigation Bar
Before I start designing my wireframes, I refer to several news websites. I arrange every message that I want to show in my navigation bar. Company Logo, Subscribe button, Sign In button, Date & Weather, Search button and Category Navigation. Under the navigation bar, I leave a place for advertisements.
Content
References:
I search for several news websites for reference to the layout used. The blue highlighted part is the template I refer to.
Footage
References:
Most of the footage is in grey and white. I arrange every message to be added to the footage. Company info, navigation, terms & conditions and more are the most common information written in the footage.
Attempt:
I chose red colour as the theme colour at first because I feel like the red colour is more striking, but I change it back to the original website colour--blue colour. Fig 2.2 is the improved version of Fig 2.1.
After receiving sir's feedback, I made some changes. First, I removed the hamburger menu from the navigation bar, because that is for a minified version of the site to use it. Second, I scaled down the size of the social media icon in the footage and change the CTA button to red colour to have more contrast with the grey background.

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