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Planning Our Website

The team once more gathered to discuss and pitch ideas for what finally our website should look like. We first decided on what content should be available on the website.


Once we decided on the features of our website we started to arrange them to our liking. We decided to have our name centralised at the top with our logo on top of that in the center. Below it will be the navigation bar. Right below will be our music video, to instantly catch the attention of the viewer. Since this is a debut album, the visitor of the audience might not know much about the artist when accessing the website. By having the music video as one of the biggest element at the very top of the page, it will catch more attention and be successful in potentially acquainting new comers with the artist's music and image. We will be adding the social media icons to the side which will lead to the external links of these pages. Scrolling down, there will be the tracklist, in the same fashion as the back cover. This will stand out particularly because the rest of the website will be a bold black. Scrolling down, there will be the schedules of the artist such as live shows. On the side will be an icon that leads to the merchandise store for the artist which will open in another tab. And finally at the bottom of the page will be the contact information.



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