MrShave.com.au website design
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Web Design Brief
MrShave.com.au is a new Australian website selling a monthly supply of razors to men, offering them the convenience of free home delivery and helping them escape the high prices for razors found in supermarkets.
We need a home page as per the details listed below, and the winner will need to design additional pages (a few static pages, product page and checkout page) which will hopefully be easy once the theme on the home page is established
- Home page design that utilises best practice user experience design, intelligent colour theory and colour scheme and a design that achieves the goals of the home page
- The goal of the home page is to communicate how the site works/whats on offer, and convince consumers to buy
- logo
- navigation menu (Home, Buy razors, how it works, contact us)
- Small nav sub-menu (Sign up, Log in, Help)
- three main panels showing three main buying options (2 blade razor $5 per month, 4 blade razor $7 per month, 6 blade razor $9 per month)
- Three sub-panels (Why choose MrShave.com.au?, Love for MrShave.com.au - twitter plugin showing tweets from MrShave, Why pay supermarket prices? See how MrShave stacks up)
- Footer containing nav menu items + FAQ + Compare prices + Terms and conditions + Privacy Policy, Copyright info, Website security logos and info)
Target Market(s)
Men aged 18-60
Industry/Entity Type
Security
Look and feel
Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.
Elegant
Bold
Playful
Serious
Traditional
Modern
Personable
Professional
Feminine
Masculine
Colorful
Conservative
Economical
Upmarket
Requirements
Must have
- - Symmetry
- Key info must be above the fold
- Be innovative and really consider how this website will stand out and highlight the key features to consumers
Nice to have
- - Textures are sometimes good
- Maybe the main buying option panels are greyed out and then upon rollover they go to full colour and/or enlarge to highlight the offer in consumers minds?
- Maybe the three main buying option panels are part of a rotating banner?
Should not have
- - Ugly fonts (serif fonts are usually this)