Author Archives: adamwebb1

This is how the entry form from the website appears in my email inbox when details are filled in and the submit button is pressed:

Here is the wireframe for the entry form to show the layout of it: Entry Form Wireframe The first wireframe is the Entry List page which will have a link to the form. The second is the form itself.

I decided for the form that I needed the following boxes to be completed to gain the required information: Name Email Telephone Mobile Address Vehicle Make and Model Year of Manufacture Vehicle type and description (brief description for programme) This should allow me to complete the spreadsheet that has been set up to keep trackContinue reading “Entry Form Requirements”

The website needs a form to allow people to enter their details and the details of the vehicle. This will go onto the entry list page as an interactive form that can be filled in and automatically sent off to the administrator (me in this case) as an email. Online completion of the form makesContinue reading “Entry Form”

Meta Tags are information inserted into the “head” section of a webpage to describe the webpage to a search engine. They can be used to boost a website higher up “crawler” search engine results, and therefore increase traffic to the website. The three most important meta tags from a SEO (Search Engine Optimization) perspective areContinue reading “Meta Tags and SEO”

The base of the website along with some of the pages has now been made live, although there is still much work to do in terms of adding content and editing the graphics etc. Just a reminder, the address is: whitegateclassic.co.uk

The difference between ID and Class tags often causes confusion, and can lead to problems during the development of a website. ID tags can be used to define one only one element within the website, so it defines a unique set of commands. If two or more element are defined with the same ID tag,Continue reading “The difference between ID and Class tags”

I’ve come up with a design for the link buttons down the side of each page. The white represents transparent areas. I may develop this further by removing the outlining stroke around the button. Each stage shows what position the mouse is in when the button is that colour:

I have designed a logo to be used on the banner running across the top of the website, which can also be used to advertise the event on other promotional material such as posters and leaflets. This is it:

Here are the wireframe designs for the website, which show the basic layout, and the general content of each page: Website Wireframes