in scholastic activity, i did this website mockup for our final phase of our project with the travel company. since we didn't actually build these websites, we had to include some explanatory writing as well to help... um... explain each page we created. i've included that for you, gentle reader.
The homepage acts as an introduction to the brand. Nothing but a slogan and imagery is needed to set up the user’s experience. The simple navigation bar with drop down menus supplies the means to acquire any information needed.
After clicking on the about us option, this page is available. It is a simple summary of what the company is about and the ideals it holds.
Under packages, there are a list of options available. One of these options is weekend getaways. When clicked on, the
user is brought to this page. There are a list of cities provided, that when clicked on, bring up this box with information about the package. A scrollbar is included for when there is more info than can be displayed at once. If interested in the deal
he or she is reading about, the user can click on the pencil it in button to the side. This places the preliminary “order” for the package. It is basically the same as a shopping cart. The user would then be able to change, edit or modify their itinerary whenever needed. When satisfied with their itinerary, they would be able to purchase and book it.
click on any of the pictures to go my flickr page to see them at actual size. there's a lot of detail missed in these smaller ones. click on them! i'll give you a bright, shiny, new american dollar!
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