GDOT Website Redesign Proposal
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Project Team
Andrew Nelson
Carol Njama
Olusola Oni
IT 6753 Advanced Web
Concepts and Application
Prof. Jack G. Zheng
Kennesaw State University
Spring 2016
Poor positioning of key menu items
Lack user engagement
Little or no coordination of the
incorporated Web 2.0 tools and social
media components
Less responsive on mobile
devices or smaller screens.
(e.g., text in the screen to the
right is cut off).
Integration of Web 2.0 and social media
components
Mobile Web site optimization
Use blogging to achieve a more interactive Web site:
Generate public interest
Search engine optimization
More Web 2.0 applications :
Folksonomy
Social bookmaking
Mobile Web optimization strategies:
Separate mobile version site
Native app
One Web
Responsive Web design
Adaptive – dynamic serving
Hybrid : responsive + server serving (RESS)
Responsive Web Design (RWD) basic principle and
key practices :
Fluid layout
Adaptive layout
Media query
Responsive Web design general principles :
Content prioritization
Layout design/patterns
Multi-device layout pattern
Off canvas multi-device layout pattern
Column drop layout pattern
Some recommended mobile Web navigation
systems:
Off-Canvas pattern
Footer Anchor pattern
Toggle pattern
Some recommended mobile Web frameworks:
Responsive framework: Bootstrap
HTML 5 mobile app: jQuery Mobile
Used a mobile-first approach.
Wireframes designed using a tool called Gliffy
Click here to access wireframes/screenshots
The following are the ideas used to redesign the
preliminary model of the GDOT Web site :
Use of Twitter Bootstrap framework
Rearrangement of menu items
More on the ideas used for the preliminary model:
Use of both full screen and toggle navigation
systems
Implementation of blogging, social
bookmarking, and folksonomy
Applied same design from mockups to desktop
using Bootstrap. Took advantage of desktop’s
wider screen real estate
Used Snagit for these
Click here to access all desktop screenshots
Screenshots from the prototype GDOT Web site
when viewed on desktop devices:
Screenshots from the prototype GDOT Web site
when viewed on tablet-size devices:
Screenshots from the prototype GDOT Web site
when viewed on smartphone-size devices:
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Prof. Jack Zheng PowerPoint slides on web 2.0 overview, technology and
application, and mobile web overview, responsive web design, mobile
web navigation, and mobile web UI frameworks
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