The Website Plan

Homepage Ideas 

It would be a 70s styles with different clothes or different. With issues of the magazine, with a beauty section. The sections will include style, music, politics, advice and few more with the title centred. 

Above the sections and the search button and account button would go next to the sections.  This would potentially have discount or offers to engage the viewers as well as having more images as you scroll downwards to show the different types of styles or outfits in the 70s.

Linked Page Ideas 

The linked page would have a similar theme as the home page however like a vinyl thread it would be the shop of the website and new drops would be new releases, B-sides would be sale items and remastered would be updated classics and this page would be decorated with vinyl’s of the iconic artists/bands of the 70s and flowers like the home page but the vinyl’s and flowers would be on the left and right side of the columns of pictures of outfits in the shop 


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