Because the layout was automatically generated the website did not match the mark scheme requirements. Thus, I started again. The first step was to choose a different template:
I then started modifying it by adding images of the performer and other components, such as playlists and videos, that would make my homepage unique:
After finishing the homepage, I moved on to constructing the other pages of the website. The first one was music, where I had to create folders with my own audio files and images, which then became albums:
The next one was Tour, where I typed made-up dates and locations of our artist's performances:
Merchandise section was the most challenging, because apart from making the layout I also had to create the products. For that I used Photoshop, where I compiled images from my own photographs and then uploaded the results:
Contact and Newsfeed sections were the simplest, I just had insert two interactive tables. One allows the user to type in information:
The other expands as as the user clicks on the blogpost that he or she would like to view. I also added some images and text for the blogposts to look realistic:
This is how the website currently looks, laid out page by page:
Homepage
Music
Tour
Shop
Contact
Newsfeed





























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