Creative iMedia
R085 - Creating a multipage website
Learning Objective 2: Planning
LO2 is worth 18 marks. You need to:
- write about the client's requirements
- consider the target audience for the website
- produce a work plan for the project
- describe the assets and resources you will need to create the website
- produce a site map for your website showing how pages will link together
- identify a house style for the website
- produce a set of visualisation diagrams for the website to show the layout of pages
- create a test plan - you can use a template for this
- explain the legal issues and restrictions that need to be considered for commercial projects like this
A copy of the markgrid for this LO is at the bottom of this page.
Work Plan:
There are different ways to produce work plans.
You need to:
- identify what activities must be completed to produce your website
- estimate how long each activity will take
- identify the order that activities will need to go in (the "workflow")
Legal Restrictions:
Your website will be used "in a commercial context". That means people will make money out of it.
This means that there are legal issues and restrictions that you need to take into account - copyright, the use of trademarks, intellectual property rights etc...
You need to show that you understand these.
Make sure that you don't copy and paste information for this section. Everything must be in your own words. You need to reference any sources you use - including my notes above.
Test Plan Template
You can use this template for your Test Plan.
This is a template produced by OCR which you are allowed to use. I'm providing it here because it's easier to do that than put it somewhere else. I'm not claiming it's mine and haven't changed it in any way (not even to make the header rows work properly...)
The Markgrid:
Here's the markgrid for LO2.
Note: this markgrid image is a copy of the one included in the sample assessment briefs produced by OCR in 2019. These are available freely on the OCR iMedia webpages. It is copyright OCR and reproduced here to make access easier for students. No attempt to claim copyright is being made. I asked the chief moderator at a meeting in July 2018 if it was OK to put it on the web and he said it was...