As a digital strategist, you may not be the person building a website, but you will need to be able to explain and defend your approach to these critical components of your campaign’s online presence. For this assignment, you will create a wireframe of the homepage, 1–2 interior pages, and a site map for your candidate, committee, or issue campaign that you will be using for your final project, alongside 1-2 paragraphs providing additional context to your web presence.A wireframe is a visual guide that helps make it easier for you to plan the layout of your website’s content and functionality. It is sometimes confused for a mockup—which is a similar, but slightly more realistic and advanced version of a wireframe. Your wireframe should make clear the main actions you want someone to take on your website.A site map is like the table of contents for your website. It includes your top-level navigation and lists out the other pages found on your website.If you need help figuring out how to build a wireframe, use one of the free tools out there as a guide. Mockflow and Mockingbird are both good sites for building wireframes and helping you communicate your website ideas more clearly.You will not be graded on any artistic elements (in fact, the design should be sparse), but you will be judged on the structure of the website and comprehensive annotations explaining the functionality of each element.Please also provide 1-2 paragraphs that answer the following questions:
What kind of website should you use for your campaign? Why?
What URLs (including redirects) will you use?
How will you measure the success of your website?
What other technology needs to integrate into your website?
As a digital strategist, you may not be the person building a website, but you will need to be…
As a digital strategist, you may not be the person building a website, but you will need to be able to explain and defend your approach to these critical components of your...
