For Tracy Van Oss’, we want to construct a website that is simple,
clean, and efficient. The focus of the site is to promote Professor Van
Oss’ success in the field of occupational therapy as well as her
personal business. To do so, we want to advertise her
brand through sophisticated colors, tasteful typefaces, and gripping
personal photos. Our target audience are possible clients looking to
invest in Classic Care, LLC, as well as those interested in the
occupational therapy field. Based on the vast rangy of
the audience, the website needs to be functional and effortless. From
doctors to elderly clients, the pages need to be appealing and
effortless so that the usability is for any individual no matter what
technological experience he or she might have.
Visually, our website will be welcoming to the eye through calm, cool
colors. We want the website to give off salutation and hospitality so
that it directly reflects “Classic Care” and it’s message. Because
Classic Care’s colors are white and navy, we decided
to work off this theme by adding some similar hues to accent the
images. By researching other medical websites, we found that the
information provided is the key ingredient to the site. Therefore, the
colors are not the prime focus; rather, they will support
the content. To accent the navy and white, we were looking to add a
soft blue, pale yellow, light brown, and a warm brown with a hint of
magenta.
Typography is also a key ingredient in creating the feel of the
website. To parallel the Classic Care, LLC brand, we want to continue
with a serif typeface. For the heading, we decided to choose Didot
because of its elegance and classic look. The balance
of weight throughout the letters is intriguing and delicate. The
subtext, however, will be Georgia. We chose this because it is a web
based typeface and will be easy to read. We want to continue using Didot
for the navigation bar which houses six links: “Home,”
“About Us,” “In the Community,” “Aging in Place,” “Home Modification,”
and lastly, “Child Safety.” These links will be parent/child pages with
further information and external links within. Also, to showcase
Professor Van Oss’ accomplishments, we would like
to use the top left portion of the home page to illustrate her
credentials. Also, the home page will provide a simple summary of
Classic Care, LLC as well as the mission and vision statement. The
audience is visiting the site for a particular reason; therefore,
we want the home page to be resourceful and contain significant
information, so people can get a taste of who they are working
with. Also, we will provide a slideshow with personal images as well as
Professor Van Oss’ photograph.
Our schedule for implementation is to complete the high fidelity
wireframes for class on Wednesday, October 5, 2011. Also, we will
complete mock-ups, a sitemap, and a logo for Wednesday, October 12,
2011.
Lastly, our research of medical websites includes:
http://www.texasrenalcare.com/
http://www.barrowgwinnettent.com/
http://www.hss.edu/
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