WEB160 > 02) User Profile
By creating a User Profile of the target audience that may come to our site we will begin to understand what our potential users want and need out of our website in the way of written content.
Writing text that the visitor will deem written “to them” is essential in personalizing site content for your users. The first step in writing effective text is to “understand” your (potential) audience.
Requirements:
- Pick at least two people that most closely resembles your target audience or that is likely to visit your project site.
- Profile those users in detail including (but not limited to) gender, age, education level and marital status while focusing on what they care about and what types of written information they may be looking for.
- This shall be written as a comprehensive report in paragraph style that you, your team and Client can easily view and understand.
- This shall be printed out and turned in as your User Profile assignment according to the class schedule.
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assignment 2 – user profile
not as cute as the other one but just as entertaining I think…
http://edison.seattlecentral.edu/~awells04/web160/norman.html
User Profiles:
http://judithwrightdesign.net/web160/index.html
Hard copy on Monday
Same bat-time, same bat-channel as Assignment 1:
http://www.mykhehesson.com
Just click on Assignment 2…
Hi Mike,
You can access my user profiles from my staging area at:
http://develop.faramak.com/web160/staging.php
Thanks,
Faramak
http://www.sccc.shineonweb.com/web160/user_profiles.pdf
Will bring a paper copy to class.
http://edison.seattlecentral.edu/~jwilli70/web160/user-profile.pdf
http://edison.seattlecentral.edu/~dwenic01/web160/stage/
User profile
http://edison.seattlecentral.edu/~rherna18/web160/csa.html
http://www.lesliebdesign.com/web160/web160-assignments/assign-02.pdf
Here is my assignment link:
http://www.annapillutla.com/userprofile.pdf
Will bring hard copy Monday.