The users goal is to gather information about popular rural travel destinations in Wales
The users goal is to being able to navigate the website quickly and efficently to our content
The users goal is to use our information presented to make their travel decisions
The users goal is to find their rural destination and research more about events, food, local history and location
The site owner goal is to provide unbiased comprehensive rural travel-related content
The site owner goal is to increase rural tourism to Wales
The site owner goal is to take feedback from users and provide better travel experiences & information to the public
The site features a way to display information on how to best tour Wales, it’s home page prominently features a carousel of hero images that can display the best that Wales has to offer.
Below that are 3 cards that feature guides available with a short snippet of information and you can quickly choose the guide you wish rather than browsing the entire guide page. Selecting the guide you want will send you to the correct section of the guides page via an ID. The cards are responsive going into a single column on a small screen and showing as a row of 3 on medium and larger screens. Below that is some information regarding Welsh rules on wild camping.
The guides page is multiple pages in one and can be expanded downwards with further guides. It is responsive showing as a single column on smaller screens and two on medium and larger screens. The order on smaller screens is image > text > image > text however on medium and larger screens it will alternate to make the site more visually interesting and balanced. The guides have an accordion element from bootstrap that can be used to store extra information, a map iframe has been used as an example.
This page has used the min() function to fluidly size for many screen sizes at and between breakpoints to ensure a consistent view, the body is size to the viewport to ensure the footer remains at the bottom of the page without using a fixed position as fixed position cause issues with overlapping of the form and footer at smaller screen sizes
People looking to travel rurally
People specifically looking for Wales based rural trips
Users looking for rural travel tips in Wales
Users already in the destinations looking for events or points of interest
The Welsh travelling community
As a first time user, I want a navbar to easily navigate to the content I want.
As a first time user, I want an introduction, blurb or image to easily understand the main purpose of the site.
As a first time user, I want a guide/article to get a general rundown on the location. (i.e Transport, accommodation, events, food/drink, local history)
As a first time user, I need a map of the location.
As a returning user, I want to contact the organisation to provide feedback
As a returning user, I want to leave a review
As a site owner I want a logo in order to help identify the brand.
As a site owner, I want users to find the visually pleasing travel content easily.
As a site owner, I want users to be able to book or find out more on the respective websites mentioned in the content
As a site owner, I want to display an engaging carousel of hero images so that users are more likely to book tours
Main Page Wireframe
Article Page Wireframe
Contact Page Wireframe
We have tested the site with the following devices:
The site functioned as expected except for the loading on the guide page with the map & Youth Hostel content on smaller devices.
Testing has been done on the following browsers:
We tested our site vs the user stories:
User Story: Site Example:
How this site was deployed
In the GitHub repository, navigate to the Settings tab, then choose Pages from the left hand menu
From the source section drop-down menu, select the Main Branch
Once the main branch has been selected, the page will be automatically refreshed with a detailed ribbon display to indicate the successful deployment
Any changes pushed to the main branch will take effect on the live project
The live link is here: https://karlsberg62.github.io/Hackathon1/
We used an agile methodology by using early deployment. We could see every change on a live site to aid our development process