Interactive Design / Project 1

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17.10.2024 - 29.10.2024
GAN YI KIAN / 0374572
Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Interactive Design / Project 1
Website Redesign Proposal


LECTURES

Week 4



Week 5






INSTRUCTIONS



Project 1 : Website Redesign Proposal
We are required to select an existing website that we feel has several design and UX issue and prepare a detailed proposal for its redesign.
Here are a few things we need to pay attention to

Website Analysis:
Current Design Evaluation: 
  • Provide a critique of the current design, focusing on layout, color scheme, typography, imagery, and overall aesthetics.
User Experience (UX): 
  • Assess the site’s usability, navigation, accessibility, and responsiveness. Identify pain points or areas that could be improved.
Functionality: 
  • Evaluate the website’s performance, including load times, interactivity, and compatibility across different devices and browsers.
Redesign Goals:
Objectives: 
  • Clearly define the goals of the redesign (e.g., improved usability, modernized look, enhanced brand alignment).
 
Target Audience: 
  • Describe the intended audience for the redesigned website and how the new design will better meet their needs.
Design Proposal:
Visual Design Concepts: 
  • Present your ideas for the new visual design, including visual references, mood board and wireframes. Discuss the rationale behind your design choices.
UX Enhancements:
  •  Propose changes to improve user experience, such as simplified navigation, better content organization, or enhanced interactivity.
Technical Considerations: 
  • Outline any technical updates or changes, such as optimizing for mobile devices, or improving load times.
Final Outcome







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