Interactive Design | Project 2: Website Redesign Prototype
5/11/25 - 26/11/25 (Week 7 - Week 9)
Kimberly Miaw Jya Nee | 0366836
Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media | Taylor's University
Interactive Design
Project 2: Website Redesign Prototype
[Table of Contents]
1.
Instructions
2.
Project
3.
Feedback
4.
Reflection
5.
Quick Links
[Instructions]
[Project]
In our second project, we were required to develop a prototype of our chosen website based on the website redesign proposal in Project 1. We have to use Figma to create the prototype.
Key Pages to Include:
1. Homepage
2. Core Content Pages (at least 1)
3. Contact Page
The website I’m redesigning is for
Woo! Cafe. In
Project 1, I prepared a
proposal
detailing my analysis, research and ideas for the redesign.
Process Work
note*A brief writeup in your E-Portfolio of (500–800 words) outlining the key features of the prototype, any design decisions made during development, and how the prototype addresses the objectives set in the redesign proposal.
Research
I started this project by looking up visual references for each page of the
redesigned website on Pinterest.
Pages:
1. Home
2. Our Story
3. Menu
4. Services
5. Find Us
Fig. 1. Website Design References - Home Page
Fig. 2. Website Redesign References - Our Story Page
Fig. 3. Website Redesign References - Menu Page
Fig. 4. Website Redesign References - Services Page
Fig. 5. Website Redesign References - Find Us Page
Final Figma Prototype
[Feedback]
Week 7 (5/11/25)
General Feedback:
We continued CSS coding exercise using Dreamweaver in class this week. Mr
Shamsul taught us how to add text boxes, background images into our
website.
Specific Feedback:
Week 8 (12/11/25)
General Feedback:
[Online Class] We learned how to do dropdown menu.
Specific Feedback:
Week 9 (19/11/25)
General Feedback:
Continued working on Project 2 in class.
Specific Feedback:
Week 10 (26/11/25)
General Feedback:
[Submission Week] Feedback from Mr Shamsul during tutorial. He mentioned the title
typeface could be better, find something more rounded. More negative
space, the images are quite crowded
Specific Feedback:
[Reflection]
Experience
Observation
Interactive Design: Final Compilation
Thank You
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