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Web Design: Lecture 3 The Design Process Demystified Don Stanley 3Rhino Media | UW-Madison www. 3rhinomedia.com www.lsc.wisc.edu [email protected] 608 561 7097 DON STANLEY | @3rhinomedia | Spring 2013

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Today we talk about using frameworks for design and review how communicators need to approach web and digital marketing projects

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Web Design: Lecture 3The Design Process Demystified

Don Stanley 3Rhino Media | UW-Madison [email protected] 561 7097

DON STANLEY | @3rhinomedia | Spring 2013

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Homework Review

Begin thinking like a problem solver. What are the problems with the Prevention Speaks Interface? Consider the questions we discussed today.

Begin sketching out your ideas for the redesign

If you’d like, read the “blink test” article by HubSpot

DON STANLEY | @3rhinomedia | Spring 2013

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What did we learn last time?

Defined Design. Design is _________________________

Started discussing the design processWhat are the 4Ds of the design process?

We talked about how people use the web. How do we use it?

We spoke about design CRAPC= and it does …R= and it does …A= and it does …P= and it does …

DON STANLEY | @3rhinomedia | Spring 2013

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Web Designers Must Use

Image: from Picture Perfect Post via Flicker

Why?

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Users Can ControlSome of the Experience

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Browser Displays

Higher1024 x 768800 x 600

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Source: w3school.org

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The Challenge of Browsers

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Browser usage StatsIn-ter-net Ex-plorer,

14.7%

Firefox, 31.1%Chrome, 46.9%

Safari, 4.2% Opera, 2.1%

Source: w3school.org

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The Challenge of Devices

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What can we do?

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What can we do?

Use Systems

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Working with Grids 960px

DON STANLEY | @3rhinomedia | Spring 2013

As pointed out on WebDesign.TutsPlus.Com, a grid helps because it:

• Provides a “framework” that’s designed to look good on all monitors.

• Streamlines the design process by defining exact measurements.

• Reduces development time by providing pre-coded HTML/CSS.

• In a perfect world, it helps designers and developers communicate better – smoothing out the process of moving from Design to Coding

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Working with Grids 960px

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Viewport

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Viewport

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The Fold In Action

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Strategies for the New Fold

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Strategies for the New Fold

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Strategies for the New Fold

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Strategies for the New Fold

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Homework for 1/31Work on Prevention Speaks interface redesign

• Remember the questions• Remember the design concepts (use the grid articles for tips)• You can download paper templates here

http://www.raincreativelab.com/paperbrowser/

AN EXERCISE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR OWN

• List the key information points that visitors are likely seeking.Assign values (1-10) according to their importance to the average visitor.

• Now, look at the actual design again.

• Assign values (1-10) according to the actual visual importance as you see it in the live design.

• Consider: Does the expected importance match up with the actual designed importance?