Once we'd uploaded the video to YouTube, we also put it onto the website. We tried to make it very easy for the audience to find, so we created an image and page dedicated to the Blooper Reel, making it easier to navigate to.
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| The image on the gallery page, which takes the audience through to the Blooper Reel |
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| The Bloopers page. It also has a button to go back to the gallery, so makes the user experience much more smooth |
On the website, we re-organised our behind-the-scenes photos, as we found that it was taking too long with all of the images on one page. However, we had to ensure that it was still easy for the audience to find the pictures, while also trying to make it load faster.
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| The Behind-The-Scenes page, a hub for audiences to access all of the different behind the scenes images. |
In order to do this, we separated our behind-the-scenes shots into eras, and created a different page for each one. We also made a behind-the-scenes page, where we then put images linking to each era.
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| An example of how we've split the pictures: our 50s BTS page, with the gallery opening pictures that are hovered over, providing a more interactive experience |
We also made the social media buttons to the bottom of our website more noticeable, also adding the instagram so that the audience can connect with the band via multiple social networks, improving the possibility of viral marketing.
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| The social media buttons at the bottom of our page, which will attract attention from the audience |
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