Professional Organization Website

Do a website

Professional Organization Website

e purpose of this project is to describe, design, and develop a Website prototype for a firm or organization. This is an individual exercise. However, while the work
must be your own, I encourage students to cooperate as far as helping each other work with website development software if help is needed. If you have any questions,
or need help, do not hesitate to contact me. 2. Instructions: Select an actual or notional (made up or make believe) firm or organization. Note that the organization
does not need to be a for-profit commercial enterprise. You are to build a prototype Website for that organization. You will find that there are many Websites and
tools on the internet that can help you do this. For example, http://www.web.com or https://sites.google.com/(and many other sites) provides the ability to create free
Websites. There are also tools available in University Computer Labs such as Frontpage and Dreamweaver that can help you develop web pages and web sites. Design and
develop a prototype Website for the organization/firm. The objective of this prototype will be to demonstrate the feasibility of the Website to firm management. The
website design, functionality, and content must be in sync with, and support, the mission, goals, and objectives of the organization/firm (see section 3 below). At a
minimum, the Web Site must contain at least 3 Web pages. All Web pages must include a navigation menu at the top and/or side of each web page. See the navigation menus
on this Web site for examples of how navigation menus might appear. The Web site must be on a public server that I, or anyone else, can get to. The Web pages must
contain at least hyperlinks, images, and text. Your initials must be located at either corner or bottom of each page. Alternatively, you can also use your name as part
of website address. The Web site must have a professional business look and feel (as opposed to personal). Your Website design, navigation structure, and look and feel
will be considered when determining your grade. Website design strategies can be found at http://www.webstyleguide.com/wsg3/index.html – I strongly suggest that you
review this document. Also, spend some time looking at the designs of good business Web sites on the internet – especially for peer organizations in the same industry.
3. Additionally, in a Word document, provide the following information: At the top of the document’s first page provide the full URL of the Website. Also, for full
credit type the URL into the ‘comments’ section of your upload. Describe the organization or firm that the website is for. Discuss the mission, goals, and objectives
of the firm. Describe the goals and objectives of the website and how they support the organization/firm. Note that the goals and objectives of the website should
align with the goals and objectives of the organization/firm. Then describe how the design, functionality, and content presented on your website supports these goals
and objectives. This write-up should be at least 1 page (single-spaced, 1 inch margins, 12 point font). As always, the professionalism of your document and writing
will impact your grade. 4. Upload your MS Word document to the Blackboard “Assignment 1 Submission” link by the due date using Assignment1_Lastname_Firstname for the
filenames/upload titles. Remember, for full credit, type the URL into the ‘comments’ section of your upload as well as in your uploaded Word document. ***Make it a
restaurant ***My initials are (MA)