wengchonc
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1 year ago Reflection: As a result, our project did not go well. Some of the designs we planned during the redesign phase could not be built or programmed, particularly the parts of adaptation for the mobile version, and many other parts did not give out the desired outcomes. The menu icon is not where it should be, much of the text is positioned incorrectly when the screen scale is lowered, and several content containers are sticking out of the screen because they were unable to adapt to the screen scale. Despite the fact that we've already tried to resolve these issues, when the problems were discovered, there was not enough time to make a thorough adjustment, despite our best efforts to fix the text and blocks on select pages; thus, all pages besides the main screen had issues. I believe our issue this time was that we performed the screen ratio test too late, which left us without enough time to make adjustments and improvements. In my opinion, we should start building websites with mobile screen ratios first in future projects. Then adjust to a larger screen ratio since the mobile version of the website is rather straightforward, so that we may test the screen ratio after completion with more time.
The goal of this study is to improve the website for Music Swop Shop's online store. We examined four online stores for musical instrument sellers, including Music Swop Shop, by going through the primary features of online stores, and we discovered that each of the websites had certain problems. Music Swop Shop is the one with the worst issues out of the four. In the process of redesigning, we concentrated on addressing five issues that Music Swop Shop's website has: a lack of variation in font sizes, a lack of customization in terms of colour schemes or layout, an abundance of product information outside of individual product pages, inconsistent image quality, and messed-up alignment of body content due to sidebar making many white spaces. The previous Music Swop Shop website's overall design didn't meet the standards for what the majority of users would like, so we decided to entirely change it.