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INTE2047 Assignment 2 - Milestone 2: Initial Website

Once you have completed your business feasibility and website design, you can create the initial version of your website. The initial version does not need to have all the pages and features of your website, but it should have the most prominent ones to give a clear idea of what the final “look and feel” of the website will be like.

At a minimum, your initial website should contain the following webpages.

Home/Landing page
“About Us” page
“Contact Us” page
Product/Service Catalogue page, including individual product/service pages (but not necessarily a functional shopping cart at this point)

For more details about these pages, and other possible pages that you could include, refer to Assignment 2 - Milestone 3: Final Website.

Deliverables

You will need to present your website to your class and tutor. Presentation slides are not necessary; simply demonstrate your website itself. If you do not present your website to your class and tutor, you will receive no marks for the Milestone.

You will also have to complete a peer evaluation of your team members for this milestone. For more details about this, refer to the Tutorial Task 5.2 – CATME: Account Creation and Rater Calibration Exercise. You will receive an email instructing you when to complete the peer evaluation.

Submit the following to Canvas by the milestone due date:

Website: All the files for your website.
Meeting Logs: Any form of communication between team members about the project as evidence of participation by team members. These can be in a variety of formats, including text transcripts or audio files (e.g., if you audio recorded meetings).

Advice

This milestone is a stepping stone toward the final version of the website. Refer to Assignment 2 - Milestone 3: Final Website for details about what you could include in the initial website.

Website Template

You can either create your own template, or you can use free templates from the Web. If you do use a template from the Web, you need to be able adapt it to suit your online business. You must also give credit (i.e., attribute) where you got the template.

You will need to use HTML5 for your website. The DocType for this is:

<!DOCTYPE HTML>

Important: While you are allowed to use a website template, you are not allowed to use a website builder. Website builders include but are not limited to: Wix, Weebly, Google Sites, Squarespace, SiteBuilder, and Shopify. You are also not allowed to use Wordpress. If you are unsure about using a website template, check with your tutor.