Design a Responsive Website for Sunny Acres Farm

This individual project requires designing a responsive website for Sunny Acres, a farm near Bendigo, Victoria. The website should have around 10 pages, W3C validation, consistent navigation, accepted graphic design principles, and meaningful text and images. The target audience is all users of mobile, tablet, desktop, and laptops.

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ASSESSMENT BRIEF
COURSE: Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Accounting
Unit: Developing Web Information Systems
Unit Code: B01DWIN309
Type of Assessment: Individual Assignment - Due in Week 12
Length/Duration: N.A.
Course Learning
Outcomes addressed:
1. To demonstrate knowledge of broad business principles with depth
of understanding of at least one business discipline
2. To develop effective oral and written communication skills
3. To develop the skills to demonstrate a broad understanding of
business principles and demonstrate depth in at least one discipline
4. To develop the skills to allow the acquisition and synthesising of
information within a complex professional setting
5. To develop and apply skills in critical thinking, complex problem
solving and decision making
6. To develop and apply knowledge of the social, economic, ethical,
and cultural contexts of business
Unit Learning
Outcomes addressed:
1. Understand the web site development process. Describe the
mobile content industry, mobile technologies and characteristics
of mobile devices, and likely future trends.
2. Develop web pages tailored for a range of screen resolutions,
incorporating text, images, audio and video
3. Understand the web design environment
Understand the design principles.
4. Apply principles of progressive enhancement to optimise content
for the limited memory and processing power of mobile devices,
whilst simultaneously delivering a richer experience on non-
mobile devices.
Submission Date: Week 12
Assessment Task: 1. Design a responsive website.
Total Mark: 50 marks
Weighting: Total 50%

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ASSESSMENT DESCRIPTION :
This assessment is an individual project.
Project Description:
Tammy Nielsen and her husband Brent live and work at Sunny Acres, a 200 acre farm near
Bendigo, Victoria. Over the past 25 years, the Nielson family has expanded the farm’s
operations to include:
 A farm shop, which sells fresh produce, baked goods, jams and jellies, and gifts.
 A pick-your-own garden, which operates from May through October and offers
great produce at discounted prices.
 A petting barn, with over 100 animals and the opportunity to bottle-feed the baby
animals.
 A corn maze, with over 4 miles of twisting trails through harvested corn fields.
 A Halloween Festival featuring the corn maze haunted with dozens of spooks and
tricks.
 Special holiday events during the winter.
Tammy created a website for Sunny Acres several years ago to make information about the
farm easily accessible to her current customers. The website has become outdated, so
Tammy would like your help to enliven it with a new responsive web design. She has
several pictures she wants to use on the site and has ideas for the look and feel of each
page. She needs your help to apply CSS to improve the site.

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Requirements:
 Website should have around 10 pages (minimum 6 pages, maximum, 12 pages).
 Each of those pages should use same or similar style, so that the pages look like
they belong to the same website.
Validate your Webpage:
 Each HTML page and CSS should pass the W3C validation.
 Validate the webpage using through the W3C validator All errors must be
eliminated before assignment is submitted.
 Include the validation icon on your valid page *inside* your closing body tag. If the
validation icon is not available simply state "HTML5 Validated" at the base of your
page/web site.
Navigation:
 Each page should have meaningful title (using the same title for all the pages is not
considered meaningful).
 You should have a consistent navigation, for example if you have a menu which
links to different pages, the menu should appear in the same place in all pages, so
that users can easily find the menu and be able to navigate to different pages.
Design:
 Website demonstrates accepted graphic design principles (repeated elements
throughout, contrast, proximity, and alignment as well as uncluttered space and
subdued backgrounds).

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 Website uses coordination of colors which do not hamper usage; this includes text
contrasting well with background.
 Consistent design throughout the website.
 You should use one external stylesheet, and optionally internal stylesheets in
different pages. The stylesheet should contain only the rules which are common
more than 2 pages or all the pages. The internal stylesheet should contain rules
which are used only in one particular page.
 You should organize all the pages in a good structure.
 You should layout your web pages using one of the layout techniques. You should
use <div> to layout your pages, using <table> for laying out is not allowed.
 Your pages should be easy to read, easy to navigate. The text, border, background
etc. should be contrasting, and don't use too many different colors.
 You should have sufficient and meaningful text and at least 5 images on each
webpage. You're also encouraged to add some multi-media contents (audio, video
etc.) if you want.
 You should have at least a list in your website.
 You should add a contact page by adding a web form to receive a message from
clients/customers.
 If you're using an image or some text from somewhere else, you must clarify the
origin of that resource in a comment in your HTML or CSS file, right before the
resource you're using.
General:
 The website to be designed in wide screen format.
 The website should be a Responsive website.
 The target audience is all users of mobile, tablet, desktop and laptops.
Restrictions:
 Use of <TABLE> tags are not allowed.
 Each page must contain: A Header, Footer, Body section and common elements
(logo, menu).
 Do not use any scripting languages or AJAX.

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 Use of multiple versions of images and CSS3 styling rules to render web pages
based on user platform and screen resolution.
Submission:
 You should compress all your files into a zip (.zip) file and name like
"project_<Your Name>.zip".
GENERAL ASSESSMENT SUBMISSION :
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