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by **Mikey.666** » Sep 6th, '06, 17:08

hello people.

for my media practical in school i have to make a website

I'm doing a magic one

it can't sell anything however it can promote other magic shops at the bottom.
so here's the question... what would you like to see on a magic website?
open to all suggestions. i is gettin me an A*

lol

btw, the website WONT be on the internet, it's just for school.
thanks

by **king_of_keighley** » Sep 6th, '06, 17:41

ahhh media and magic...

who is your target audience...magicians or laymen?

by **Mikey.666** » Sep 6th, '06, 18:13

teenagers and above.
both. magicians and ya average joe

by **Lawrence** » Sep 6th, '06, 18:19

just rip off various magic websites. unless your teacher is a magician they wouldn't know!
did i just say that!? no, don't do that! :wink:

by **Misanthropy** » Sep 6th, '06, 18:46

How about something about the history of magic and biographies of various magicians David Blaine, Criss Angel etc and a list of books/dvds for someone who wants to learn more about magic.

by **Haviland** » Sep 6th, '06, 19:23

Whatever you do, make sure it's accessible. No flash-only sites. They may win you prizes for design, but, in the real world, sites should be designed to be read by people with all sorts of problems.

Not that this is a particular hobby-horse of mine, oh no :lol:

by **Miles More Magic** » Sep 6th, '06, 20:12

Make sure you don't use the same language as your post :wink:

by **Mikey.666** » Sep 6th, '06, 21:40

oh no, very proffesional i am

well this is what i was thinking of.

introduction page, saying what you can find here.
nav bar, with, history of magic, magic today, products, reviews, video's, magic tip of the week.

and advertisement at the bottom.

and a nice layout offcourse :wink:

by **Misanthropy** » Sep 6th, '06, 22:49

That sounds good. Will you let us see it when you've done it?

by **david lancaster** » Sep 6th, '06, 22:54

I think this site is awesome :-)

www.davidlancaster.co.uk

by **Stephen Ward** » Sep 6th, '06, 23:08

get your flash products at www.flashmagic.co.uk :wink:

by **katrielalex** » Sep 7th, '06, 08:00

Haviland wrote:Whatever you do, make sure it's accessible. No flash-only sites. They may win you prizes for design, but, in the real world, sites should be designed to be read by people with all sorts of problems.

*cough*sankeymagic*/cough*

I hate that site, Flashblock blocks it every time! And it would be EASIER to use without the stupid mouseovers.

Ahem

Kati

by **Mikey.666** » Sep 7th, '06, 17:55

Misanthropy wrote:That sounds good. Will you let us see it when you've done it?

erm... im making the site on frontpage. so i don't know if it'll be on the net. but i'll try

by **krazy ace** » Sep 7th, '06, 22:48

for jays site when you are new to it and it work it seems like a "cool" site but after a while it just gets irritating to wait for so long to go to anything.

by **gunnarkr** » Sep 8th, '06, 00:58

david lancaster wrote:I think this site is awesome

I agree! I think David's website is very well made and interesting.

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