Me and Kate got together to create our level 3 wireframe as we both agreed that from here on out we would both like to be present as much as possible in the development of the project due to it all coming together in one place as before it was all little bits here and there. With our level 3 wireframe I took Kate's level 2 wireframe, opened up a new illustrator document and we both sat down, inserted in our logo, banner and navigation bar design. We both smiled massively as this was 100% what we imagined in our head our website would roughly (basic) look. We changed our background colour to a light sky blue and it was looking even better adding intended colours to our design. We both know the font used for the headline 'Teen Hotline' is not the intended font but we will decide on little tweaks like the font next week once we have the basics for our website created. We put a pink background on the headline as we're playing with using lots of colour but I think Kate is right in saying it the website should have a lot of white on backgrounds as it creates a good contrast to the blue background as well as highlights the other parts on the webpage which will be bright in colour. We did some research into subheadings and a thin banner going above the main bulk of the written work, however, we have since then decided against it as we do not want too much going on each webpage as it may look a bit tacky and that we're just trying to fill space which isn't needed. From here we're both feeling super conifident on creating our website on Muse as we have such a good direction we're going in as well as developments to do when we move everything across to Muse.

Unfortunately Kate was unable to make this lesson but that was okay because all I was doing was transferring everything over from Illustrator to Muse and changing it lightly from our development tips/suggestions we both made from our level 3 wireframe. 

 

I honestly had no idea what to do on Muse but thankfully VJ was on hand to help me with everything which I am very thankful, he would teach me how to do something once and then let me action that onto my Muse document. Slowly slowly I moved everything over from Illustrator into Muse and the website was coming together very well. I created everything for our website 'uniform' and basic layout which would appear on every page on the home page and hyperlinked it all to the correct pages on the website. These hyperlinks included the navigation buttons to their intended pages, the logo to the home page and the headline 'TEEN HOTLINE' to the home page. Once I had done that I copied the whole page, pasted it in place on the other 4 pages and named the other 4 pages the intended names for their page. This made my life so much easier as it was practically half the work on the website done as all that needs to be done on the website now is individual content for each page.