Poll-Oriented Web Community

This is what a business in United States was looking for in their web design

A web community (called "Jyver") where users post polls that other people then vote on. Most polls are simple two-option polls (users vote either "Right" or "Wrong"), but there can also be polls with up to eight voting options. In addition to voting, users can also express their reaction to polls by deeming them "interesting", "moronic", and/or "funny". Each poll has its own comments section. Comments are threaded (meaning that each comment can be replied to, and so should have a reply link). Users can click to approve/disapprove of comments (e.g, as in perhaps by clicking a thumbs-up and thumbs-down).

The website has a chatbox, which should be visible from every page. However, the chatbox can be opened and closed by user preference, so the design must look in either situation.

In addition to the main site, the website will also have sub-groups, where users can view polls from a more specific community. So the front page must include a prominent link to view the grou… Read more