Client Requirements and Proposal

 

 


 

The main tasks that need to be completed

Planning documentation I will need to create to do this task and justification

Any possible problems with completing the task

Design and build the myholidayplanner.com website.

 

 

Wireframe- design the layout

The client won’t like the design or layout of the website.

The website might not be built properly and won’t work as it should.

It won’t relate to the target audience or fulfil the purpose.

The website should have clothing, transport, travel documentation, accommodation, clubbing and nightlife, daytrips, food and drink sections.

There will also be a diary and forum section where users can update their daily progress to chart their role in the planning process.

 

 

 

 

Sitemap- The importance of the files and the structure

Many pages or sections might get complicated and confusing.

 

Each section will allow users to post images, videos, music and upload documents together with embedded material from social media sites, such as Pinterest and Instagram.

 

 

 

 

Flatplan

The embedded material might not link correctly to the social media website.

The images, music and videos might be of a large file size so they would slow the website down.

 

The users should be able to create an account with different admin users with information being stored in the cloud. This will allow users to access the website from a variety of devices and contribute to planning the holiday whenever and wherever they are.

 

 

 

 

The accounts won’t work properly, the cloud won’t store the information correctly.

The website device compatibility might not work.

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