Plan your webpage

Your requirements

Requirements are the necessary things you must include to achieve your website's purpose.

They provide a great checklist for what needs to be included. 

Here is a typical requirement list for a simple webpage:

• A Title/Header (The name of your interest/topic).

• The Main Hook (A quick, catchy line about what it is).

• Main Image or Video (The main media that represents your interest).

• Description / Details (The body text explaining the topic).

• A Call-to-Action (A button or link, like "Watch the Trailer" or "Buy the Album").

• A common colour scheme (What colours and where)

Here's an example:

• The Title needs to be really loud and catchy, like "SKATE & SEND IT!" at the very top.

• The Main Hook will be the line "Your First Ollie Is Closer Than You Think," and it has to be placed below the title so people see it instantly.

• One Main Image must be a high-res photo of a skater ollieing over a small obstacle, making it look super professional and awesome.

• One Embedded Video must be a short, clear YouTube tutorial video on 'How to Ollie for Beginners,' since this is the main teaching element of the site.

• Description / Details will use short, easy-to-read paragraphs explaining the three basic steps for the ollie (Pop, Slide, Land), and I will use bold text to highlight those steps.

• A Call-to-Action will be a bright button saying POP IT! that links directly to the embedded video for people to click.

• A Common Colour Scheme will use black and white for the background and text (high contrast!), but my button and main hook will use a bright neon green/slime colour to make them pop.