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AC 301
What is the type of website all about?
An entertainment website, as the name implies, provides entertaining content to
amuse and please the end users. It is developed with the intention of entertaining
the users or the people visiting the website. These websites often include text,
graphics, photos, and interactive platforms. They usually have entertaining content
with plenty of animation, images, and audio and video files. The fundamental goal
of an entertainment website is to attract and engage users.
Most of the content of entertainment websites includes a variety of music, movies,
sports coverage, games, prizes, celebrity news and updates, humor sites, and many
more. These websites provide visitors or end users with entertaining and interesting
content suitable to their preferences. Moreover, this type of website is made to be
user-friendly and often updated to keep the visitors or end users coming back for
more information. They’ll make the layout entertaining and distinctive to pique
consumers’ interest and encourage repeat business.
The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) website is one example of an entertainment
website. It primarily features the professional volleyball league's women’s division
in the Philippines. The goal of this website is to keep the visitors updated and well-
informed about the status and standing of the matches. This website also allows
users to replay the previous games and watch the current match live. Aside from the
game, it also publishes any conference related to the teams and upholds awarding
ceremonies from previous matches.
 USE AND FUNCTION
Numerous tasks can be completed by a website. It can draw in potential
fans and make it simple for them to get in touch with the organization,
enable interested parties stay informed about planned events, or assist
fans in keeping in touch and staying up to speed with the most recent
information. Most importantly, having an online presence can assist the
sports group in better marketing themselves.
The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) is not an exception to the fact that
practically all organizations have a presence online today.
Having a website makes it simple for PVL to appear as a relevant result
on search engine result pages.
Like other Internet users, volleyball fans are constantly looking for
relevant news, information, schedule, and ticket selling. An updated
website, like the PVL official website, gains more trust as a source of
trustworthy sports news. Sports lovers and followers will be more likely to
engage with PVL at the same time as visiting their website for more news.
People are interested in what is going on off the field, in addition to any
wins, losses, or transfers that may be occurring. Fans will enjoy getting a
"behind the scenes" look at the Philippines volleyball players' regular
lifestyle. Following games, PVL can provide thorough match reports and
update their social media accounts as frequently as they can.
Last but not least, a website gives PVL complete control over theie
internet visibility. They have control over what they post, what visitors view,
and how frequently they update. Like on social networking platforms, there
is no external algorithm that might render their posts invisible to the vast
majority of their fans and followers.
PARTS OF THE
PVL WEBSITE
Layout Above the fold
Wireframe Call to action
Alignment Hyperlink
Header Icon
Banner Footer
 LAYOUT

Layout demonstrates the effectiveness of a website’s context and structure in

terms of images, video, text, etc. that presents the snapshot of the overall
information that the users are looking for. The layout of PVL.PH displays simple and
modest graphic elements presenting the latest information and updates between
the rival teams. The layout of PVL.PH presents the previously conducted conferences
of different teams that can be accessed by the viewers without restrictions. It also
establishes the recap scores and standing of the teams via Wins and Losses.
Additionally, the schedule of the next match, along with the time and venue is also
presented.
 WIREFRAME

A wireframe is a graphic representation of a web page that shows the

interface components on each page such as its design elements, color palettes,
and content. Basically, wireframe enables users to sketch out the key features
and design of the website. The wireframe of PVL.PH outlines the precise
dimensions and placement of the page elements features, conversion areas,
and navigation of its website. It also presents its content in a simple design
elements and color schemes that makes the website effectively connect,
interact, and communicate with its users.
 ALIGNMENT

Alignment is the positioning of the page's elements, such as the text, images,
graphics, etc. PVL. PH establishes in its alignment the standing of the teams via
Wins and Losses are aligned to the left margin, while the player of the match
and its sponsorship details; advertisements are aligned to the right
 HEADER
The header, which is the top portion of the website features the name and
company logo. The header of PVL.PH is used to display the latest news, events,
and announcements with respect to the team coaches, members, and any other
information regarding the league. The header also provides categories such as
the teams, players, standings, recap and live of the game, and any other
updates in terms of the availability of tickets, and what accessible sites and
platforms the viewers can watch the next match of the league.

BANNER

Banner is a digital advertisement that is usually displayed in the header,

footer, or sidebars of websites, depending on its purpose. PVL.PH’s banner is
found in the header which clickable digital ad is featured in an animated text
that directly leads you to the latest conducted match or conference.
ABOVE
Above the fold is design term that
describes the elements that appear at the

THE
top of a web page when it first loads, or it
is the part of a webpage that’s visible
without having to scroll. People's attention

FOLD
spans are really short. Thus, what appears
in above the fold is important in terms of
making an impression to the audience.
PVL. PH displays the biggest and latest
news, updates, reports, etc. related to the
different artists and players to catch the
audience attention.
CALL On a website, a call to action (CTA) is a directive
that encourages the visitor to do some sort of action.

TO
Simple instructions on PVL official website like
"download the app now," "promote your brand,"
"purchase tickets," "watch live on pvl.ph," and

ACTION
"advertise with us" can be referred to as a call to
action.

CTAs encourage the visitors to engage with PVL more deeply rather than just
reading a piece of material and leaving the site. They are key elements on a webpage,
acting as directional markers that let the user know what to do next.

HYPERLINK
One of the most interesting developments the Web has to offer is the use of
hyperlinks. They have existed on the Web since its inception and are what give it its
characteristic web-like structure. By using hyperlinks, we can link to specific sections
of papers, link to other documents or resources, or make apps accessible at a web
address. The PVL homepage contains numerous links that point not only to various
news stories but also to various areas of the site (navigation functionality),
login/registration pages (user tools), and more. Almost any web content can be
converted into a link so that when clicked or otherwise activated the web browser
goes to another web address.
 ICON

An icon is a graphic representation of a concept, status, or object that is instantly

recognizable across many cultural contexts. The icon part of the PVL website
features their social media accounts, including their Facebook, Instagram, Twitter,
as well as their Kumu account. They utilized this part to draw attention or to support
call-to-action; persuade the user to click, and encourage them to follow their
accounts.

FOOTER
An icon is a graphic representation of a concept, status, or object that is instantly
recognizable across many cultural contexts. The icon part of the PVL website
features their social media accounts, including their Facebook, Instagram, Twitter,
as well as their Kumu account. They utilized this part to draw attention or to support
call-to-action; persuade the user to click, and encourage them to follow their
accounts.