I created a first prototype of what I expect my website to look like, of course it's not the final piece, a lot can change in such long project. But for this initial prototype I wanted to be simple and useful, a clean interface so the user could easily find the information they wanted. Dividing the "clutter" of informations in different categories.
First drawing of what I'm trying to achieve. Then I went to Photoshop and tried to create a digital version.
1) The "home page" with all the informations and a big home slide with the main features in the middle. A name (which I still don't have it yet) and the categories right under it. The secondary features under the slider and when you scroll down (and the slider goes up) you have access to the old features. They are in chronological order and they have small thumbnails. Here you can also have access to the social media links.
2) This part is after you screw down the page and all the old features appear. As you scroll down the name also goes up and the categories split in two and opens a space so the name can go in between them.
