Interactive Design - Project 2: Working Web Page
⭐ 19/6/2024 - 29/6/2024 (Week 8 - Week 10)
π Yan Zhi Xuan | 0369425
π Interactive Design | Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media | Taylor's University
π Project 2: Working Web Page
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Lectures
2. Instructions
4. Reflection
1. LECTURES
Lecture Note: HTML & CSS
Doc. 1.1 Week 5 Lecture Note: HTML & CSS.
2. INSTRUCTIONS
Doc. 2.1 Module Information Booklet
of Interactive Design.
3. PROJECT 2: WORKING WEB PAGE
Introduction
Project 2 involved creating a fully
functional web page with a focus on
user experience and responsive design.
The goal was to develop a web page
that not only looks appealing but also
performs well across different devices
and browsers. The following is my
prototype design of
Project 1: Prototype Design.
Prototype Design
I tried to analyse the initial
prototype design we created in Project
1. Below is the original prototype
layout I did in the previous project
along with typography, colour palette,
and images used.
Fig. 3.1 Prototype Design.
The development process began with
wireframing and creating a basic layout. One
of the initial challenges was ensuring the
design was responsive. I used a mobile-first
approach to address this, which helped in
creating a flexible layout that adapts to
different screen sizes. Another challenge was
integrating various features such as forms and
dynamic content. These were tackled by
breaking down the tasks into smaller,
manageable components and addressing each one
systematically.
Typography
Fig. 3.2 Chosen Font Families.
Colour Palette
Image Used
Work Progress
I started making the resume with Adobe
Dreamweaver.
HTML
CSS
Fig. 3.6 CSS
development.
Final
Outcome
4. REFLECTION
This project was an
enriching experience that
taught me the importance of
planning and iterative
development. I learned how
to balance aesthetics with
functionality and the
critical role of testing in
delivering a high-quality
product. Moving forward, I
will apply these lessons to
future web development
projects, with a continued
focus on user-centered
design and responsiveness.

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