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When you first open the website, you see the image of the single cover for 'Anywhere' (which is Rita Ora's latest release) used as the background. At the top of the page, there is a navigation bar with six links - home, listen, videos, tour, sign up and store.

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There is also a button which says 'listen' - this opens a pages with several options of platforms you can listen to the single on.

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As you scroll down, the next thing on the homepage is the music video of 'Anywhere'. This is powered by YouTube and simply plays when clicked - it does not take you to another page

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The tour dates are also published to the homepage, along with a subscription button which takes you to a separate page (songkick - which is the site that manages the embedded tour dates). Subscribing allows Rita Ora's fans to keep up-to-date with all the shows she will performing at.

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The last widget on the homepage is the news subscription which is accompanied by the text "sign up for the latest news from Rita Ora".

At the bottom of the page there is a panel with social media icons that are linked to Rita Ora's YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Structurally, Jessie J's website is extremely similar to Rita Ora's - showing that theirs are both conventional layouts of music artists' websites.

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Structurally, Jessie J's website is extremely similar to Rita Ora's - showing that theirs are both conventional layouts of music artists' websites.

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The first thing you notice about Jessie J's website is that it is black-and-white throughout. This is a large stylistic fingerprint which makes her website more memorable than others.

At the top of the page, are three things; a navigation bar (home, tour, videos, photos, shop), her name and her linked social media icons.

Below that we have a auto-scrolling feed of Jessie J's latest videos.

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As you scroll down, the homepage follows the same order as the titles in the navigation bar.

The 'music' section features an image of her latest single's cover (Queen) along with buttons enabling you to download the track and add it to a Spotify playlist.

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The 'tour' section simply features Jessie J's tour dates accompanied by linked buttons to by tickets.

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The next section is a video player with the official music video for her latest single. This is powered by YouTube and also features shar

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The 'photo' section features a panel of five photos and a 'show more' button. Each photo, when clicked, opens a pop-up with a caption and options for fans to interact with the post.

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Similar to Rita Ora's website, the bottom of the homepage has a sign up form which enables fans to stay up to date with the music artist's activities.

The linked social media icons are featured at the bottom of the page as well as the top.