Skip to main content

Website Analysis of Katy Perry



This is Katy Perry's website.

 What her website is for

 Her website is there to keep you updated on key dates like her tour and to be able took or watch recently videos and images, another way of keeping up to date with her.  However now social media is around the most used part of the website is probably the store or the 'Tour' section. Like most websites you just scroll down and all of her key notices appear. There is also a navigation bar at the top that is set out neatly and spaced out so that it is easy to read. It is wrote boldly so that it stands out and helps you to navigate around the page. 

 She has a simple white background which is then contrasted by her photo uploaded on the first page where it s bright and vibrant. The colours were ''loud'' colours that are easy to catch attention. It's a unordinary picture/photo where it doesn't quite meet the 'norm'. This design of the webpage is creative and well done, they contrast against one and other well as the plain background allows the photo to stand out.

 The navigation at the top are drop down menus when you hover and the end two options have drop down arrows this is to enable the user at the time to see that they can get more options when hovering over there. The navigation is just a scroll down option not left to right which is the usual way. By having the navigation bar at the top it allows them to get around the website and pages easily without it causing frustration and users not being able to find certain pages or parts of the website.


Once scrolled all the way down to the bottom of the page there is five icons, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Pintrest. This is positioned on the page so you can just hover over the icon and it allows you to click onto it and go directly to that page.

Due to todays technology, the webpage loads at a very fast pace and it is all loads a a fast pace also when clicking on parts of the website. This makes people enjoy using the website because using a website that doesn't load very fast can put people off having to wait for so long. Therefore it won't be a successful website as it'll take to long to load and all the key parts of the website won't be seen.



Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Textual Analysis- Please don't leave me by Pink

Performance: The performance consists of Pink, the artiste dressed as a nurse, but not your typical hospital nurse. it is more of a sexy nurse outfit, which is suppose to appeal to the male gaze. Lyrics:  The song is about a couple with a a controlling girlfriend that is abusive towards her boyfriend, pushing him away but not wanting him to actually leave her. '   "I always say how I don't need you, but it's always gonna come right back to this, please don't leave me." Genre / mise en scene: The song is a Pop rock, dance pop song. whereas the video genre is horror/thriller. Camerawork: The camera is often seen following Pink, there is often the use of low angle that makes Pink appear powerful. Editing: Often the shots are continuous,especially when they are fighting at the start, they are also quite jumpy and choppy to go with their fast actions. There is a lot of back and forth with the use of continuous to show the set and the scenes. I...
Post a Comment
Read more

Textual analysis of Toxic - Britney Spears

                                                         Britney Spears TOXIC Performance – When she is on the phone, it acts as if she is telling the story whereas the shots of her in her white suit is aimed to be more sexual and less story based. She performs every now and then in her see through suit where she dances and its quicker shots. Whereas when she’s walking on the plane its longer shots and slower crops, the shot on the plane tells more of a narrative. She is sexualised throughout the whole of the music video; however, some parts are more sexualised than others are. Shown by the costumes she is in and also movements, she is quite confident and out there, giving her a powerful image. Although the plane is filled with men she is dominant over them. Lyrics - Helps tell the story or give a general feeling or mood. Don...
Post a Comment
Read more

Semiotics Theory by Barthes

The Theory Semiotic theory is the study of signs and symbols by a man named Roland Barthes. He researched how an audience views and interprets a piece of media. He believed that audiences looked for signs to help them understand the narrative of the media being presented. The signs are based on expectations that the audiences had due to how society believe in myths and old tales. The signs are a connotation, so a word, an image, a sound etc. Denotation is what it means literally, so for example, the word cat signifies an animal that meows or when marketing a business may use a logo with the name featured. Over time though the symbol within the logo will be the only thing that is needed as the symbol itself is recognisable and has more meaning. An example of where this has been done is for Nike. There is the logo, so the Nike tick, with the word Nike or there is the logo tick with the slogan 'Just do it'. However, where the brand has become more recognisable, Nike are...
Post a Comment
Read more