Euphoria is a choir based in Skien consisting 30 ladies in the age of 20-45. They started in 2018 with a handful of women, and have grown to become a popular choir, with fully booked concerts, and are particularly known for their unique sound. I’ve created a website design for Euphoria, where all their important information is in one place, with the possibility to easier sell tickets to their next shows.
For this particular mission I’ve researched the client, target market and competitors. I’ve conducted 3 user personas, and created the following: Moodboard, style guide, card sorting, sitemap, presentation for the client, wireframes (lo-fi and high fidelity), prototype and website.
When creating all the exiting stuff, I’ve also had to have several usertesting, and I’ve also audited existing content, created goals and objectives, evaluated what I need to bring in to the new website, and made sure to work well with the feedback from potential clients and from some of the ladies in the choir (and from the social media group in Euphoria). The colors and typography (and generally the brand) was already a fact, so I needed to use that into the new website.
Wireframes are like the sketches of a website. Lo-fi wire framing are without colors, photos and all the details. It could be rough sketch by hand, or in a program like I’ve done here. I wanted the website to be easy to navigate. I wanted the sections to be big enough to cover the screen, and a lot of air between the elements in the sections.
Before starting on designing the website, I created a prototype where the lo-fi wireframes, became high fidelity wireframes and then active.
Check out the live prototype, by clicking on the button under.
It’s important to mention that this website is only for educational purposes, right now.
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