Here is a draft design of the website....
Home:
I have kept the basic design of the website, by the front page just being a blank canvas. The 5 tattoo'd navigation buttons on the left hand side of the website, will easily guide the user through out the website. The Footer is still has pink coloured writing, because I want a visible display for where the music will be automatically played as soon as the web page is accessed. Even though there is not an icon on the navigation bar for "home", It is a blank page, therefore there is nothing on there (apart from the song being played in the footer).
Info:
For the information page, I thought I would try to keep it to the style of the home page, minimalist. The contents box has been faded so the main background image is still visible. The Text within it is Arial in the brightest white that is available.
Photos:
The photograph page was an idea I used for my previous photography work last year, and that was to display some images in a film reel. I personally think it works. I attempted to try and smudge the edges slightly, to try and get a warn down effect of the film. Similar to the navigation links directed to the left of the screen, each picture will have a link attached to it, so if the user wants to view a picture all they have to do is click....
Here's just a brief example of an image being clicked. I would like the full image to be displayed in full. But the photographer would prefer it if the images were to remain on the web page, and be faded. So by following requests I did it. The grey box with a green and blue arrows in it (yes, the green and blue are the colours of the flag), are representing a slide show tool. One I could basically make.... or I could find something online to help. I think a slide show tool would be beneficial because it would save the user so much time than to be constantly, viewing an image, pressing back, and highlight and new one. When they can simply just click, next or back.....
Seren:
Seren is a name of a model who poses for Front Magazine (which is the bands favourite mag), and she is their favourite model, so they based a song about her. I included a navigation button for this, because if the audience didn't know who she was or what the song is about, then they could just click to find out. I was going to include a mini ddescription of why it is there, and why it is important. But keeping to the idea of the minimalism, I didn't want to cram a lot of stuff onto one page, and clutter one page while the rest as minimal. Seren is also faded as well as everything else, because I wanted to keep everything similar.
Facebook:
As I had previously made two different designs, for this assignment, I had a positive feeling about the vector created images. As previously demonstarted on the other example of a draft website, I have used these images and aranged them into a similar style as the Lincolnshire Flag, and on the images, there will be a link allowing the user to access a band members facebook profile.
This was created in a similar style to the Info content box, as keeping to a certain theme with images and text. As it is clear via the example this box is simple, and can be easily amended, so the band can remove, add and change tour dates and locations. There will be links attached to the locations in the tour dates box. The link will guide the user to google maps. This will help the user identify where the venue of the show is.
Then all the user has to do is either press back on the internet explorer or click on the 'tour dates' navigation button.
Here is the link to the example I just used, Google maps, finding the Tap and Spile Pub, in Lincoln.
<iframe width="425" height="350" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" src="http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=tap+and+spile+lincoln&sll=52.630806,-1.119113&sspn=0.168787,0.308647&ie=UTF8&hq=tap+and+spile&hnear=Lincoln,+United+Kingdom&ll=53.231194,-0.540887&spn=0.008072,0.006295&output=embed"></iframe><br /><small><a href="http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=embed&hl=en&geocode=&q=tap+and+spile+lincoln&sll=52.630806,-1.119113&sspn=0.168787,0.308647&ie=UTF8&hq=tap+and+spile&hnear=Lincoln,+United+Kingdom&ll=53.231194,-0.540887&spn=0.008072,0.006295" style="color:#0000FF;text-align:left">View Larger Map</a></small>
Overall I think the website looks professional, the minimalism of the website is its greatest advantage. If there was more time I think that I would attempt to make the film reels for the photo page more professional. I don't think the smudge effect worked that well.

















































