Tawana Thomas

This is an example of the campaign name. In this example of the campaign name, I am using two flags to anchor the picture. This would be used on the website and other social media pages. The negative space draws the audience to the center of the page and focuses on the size of the campaign name. This image can be reduced in size to fit other mediums, such as bumper stickers and palm cards. The colors can be changed to compliment the campaign. Skills: HTML, CSS

This is an example of the campaign values page. This page is supposed to convey to the audience why they would want to vote for this candidate. The goal is to leave the prospective voter with a reason to stay on the page long enough to see all of the values. The page has a blue box that contains the values identified by the candidate. This is a scrolling text box that contains a list of values shared by the campaign. The text can be updated and the speed of the scrolling can be updated to fit a desired speed. Skills: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

This is an example of the campaign donations page. This page allows supporters and prospective voters to donate to the campaign. The campaign will have two different ways to accept forms of payment. The website page has an integrated HTML connection to the PayPal site. This makes it convenient and easy for donations to be made. The page should guide the audience to make a donation to the campaign. The color combination of the PayPal icon is controlled by PayPal and cannot be altered to match the campaign colors. The placement of the buttons and words make the page visually appealing to most audience members. Skills: HTML, CSS

This is an example of the campaign homepage. In this example of the campaign homepage, I am using a picture of the candidate and the campaign name in the foreground. The website homepage displays a navigation bar, the candidate’s values, and the campaign slogan. The colors used will compliment the candidate’s official campaign colors. Expanding menus are used to save space and ease the reader across the page in a natural manner. The campaign logo is used with the anchor of the county and state flags to draw the audience’s attention to the middle of the page. The campaign email is displayed in the upper right-hand corner to ensure the audience can reach out to the campaign without searching the site too much.