Fictitious Project Revision

Throughout the month we worked with a client brief to produce a website, which was for Reel Deal Tacos. After the initial "launch" we got various feedback from peers and our instructor to then make changes with to produce our final finished project. This activity was meant to showcase our ability to take criticism and feedback and apply it and to overall enhance upon something that we have begun to build skills for.

BEFORE



AFTER


REEL DEAL TACOS REVISED WEBSITE

The first major change I made was to the navigation bar and logo. I took the entire website out of the ADI and into the Editor so that I could manipulate the size of the logo even further, really pushing it to a larger size and reshaping and formatting the header. The navigation bar was slightly small, so with the change in the logo, I changed the font and size of the navigation tabs to be easier to use as well.

The next major change I made was to the overall pattern of color blocking throughout each page. It was different for each new page compared to the homepage, so to make it more cohesive I changed the colors to match all the way throughout. I let the logo color, their main brand identifier, stay at the top so that it's the first thing customers see, with the new color on the bottom.

The third major change I made was to the size and color of the fonts throughout the site. They sort of got lost in some of the strips, so I attempted to make them larger, bolding certain items out, and ensuring proper spacing between sections. I also made sure that important, and standard information that is "forever" remained in black, with other information that was less important or things that would change remained in the grey.

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