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Investigate_Eportfolio

I chose the three sites to critique. For site number one thing that is wrong with it is that there is too much things going for example it is not easy to navigate, and the it does not have a simple background. I also chose site number 2. It is very complicated, there is also a very distracting advertisment going across the screen and it makes hard to read anything on the site. It is also very messy and unorganized. Lastly I chose site number six. The background for this is very distracting, it is so distracting it gave me a head.

A really good website is apple.com, it is very organized, with a simple white background.

This website does have a few advertisements, but I think thats ok because it is a shopping website.

I like this site because it is very organized and unique.

Task 3: An eportfolio is a collection of work developed across varied contexts over time. The reason why we have eportfolios are so that they can help us. advantages that the e-portfolio gives us is that it helps us in our future because collages look at them.

Task 4: If I had time, extra things that I would add in my eportfolio is a contact link.

A. Investigate Maximum 6 points (Make a document in Google Docs (firstinitial_lastinitial_Investigate_Eportfolio) which will show evidence of the required below, when completed, you will embed it into your Technology Blog) DUE October 26th @ 5pm Task 1: World Worst Web Sites. Check out the websites below. Does your E-Portfolio resemble these awful sites? One Two Three Four Five Six Chose 3 of the sites and find 5 design elements that need to be improved. Explain why each design element is poor and how they could be fixed. Task 2:) Do you know a well designed web site? Find 3 well designed websites, take a screenshot of the front page and then annotate (label) the design features. Explain why it is a cool site. Task 3: Answer these questions: What is the purpose of student portfolios? What is an e-portfolio? What are the advantages / disadvantages of e-portfolios vs traditional portfolios? Who will read your portfolio? Now, do a search to find 3 successful e-portfolio's and analyse them. Justify your choice by: 1. Identifying the purpose of the e-portfolio; 2. Explaining the design of the portfolio in relation to the purpose of the E-

Portfolio (ease of navigation, visually appealing, content, language style, etc. ) 3. Explaining why you think this is a successful E-Portfolio
Task 4: Conclude in a design brief - what, for whom and how you are going to create your product. Make yourself a list of desirable items for your E-Portfolio

Task 5: Present in design specification all the requirements your e-portfolio needs to meet.

Essentials (must have)

Desirable (would be nice to

have) Function (navigation through site and accessibility to information) Structure (how it is organised) Style (colors, images, etc.) - easy to navigate - accessible - organized - neet - not too many colors - simple - navigation buttons - links -organized - box layout - nice colors ( brown) - cool images

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