Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Monday, 17 December 2012
Website: codes and
conventions
For my website, I have researched many celebrities’
websites, such as, Rihanna’s official website, Cheryl Cole’s and the codes and
conventions of these websites. What makes them appealing? Are the layouts a
similar style? Are all the designs completely different? What technical codes
have been used? Is the content of the
website just music, inform and entertain? Who is the website aimed at? What
target audience?
Rihanna’s website:
Layout and design:
Different pictures of Rihanna change, which changes the whole background like a
slideshow. Each section has different colours and fonts.
The technical codes:
All the navigation links are on the top of the page, and are
shown simple and clearly.
The content of the
website: The content of the website is to inform her audience about her new
releases of music, etc. But also to entertain; if it doesn’t look eye-catching
then it won’t be as successful.
Genre codes:
Music
Target audience: The
target audience will be to Rihanna’s fans, as it is interactive with Rihanna on
twitter, showing and following what she’s doing with pictures which interest
her fans. The audience will be a mass audience, with many views daily.
Cheryl Cole’s:
Layout and design:
The layout and design on Cheryl Cole’s is fairly similar to
Rihanna’s, except it’s more of a simple design.
The technical codes
used:
The technical codes used are fairly similar to Rihanna’s.
The navigation bar is presented at the top of her website, clearly.
Content of the
website:
Informative, entertaining
Genre codes:
Music
Target audience:
Cheryl’s is also a mass audience, appealing to all her fan
base.
Friday, 14 December 2012
Website Ideas
'ENTER SITE' to the website...
Rihanna's website
LINKS- NOW, LIVE, MUSIC, SEE, PRESS, ME, SHOP
Cheryl's website
LINKS- ARTICLES, MUSIC, VIDEO, LIVE, GALLERY, NEWSLETTER, PRIZES, WHOSAY, OFFICIAL STORE, MERCHANDISE
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Ideas for my CD cover
Idea 1
Idea 2
Idea 3
I think idea 3 is my favourite.
I like the font that I have used, and I think the symbol of the diamond looks
effective underneath the text.
Monday, 3 December 2012
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