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Miley Cyrus's homepage photo.

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Photo of Selena Gomez on the homepage of her site.

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I want to use an image for each of the page backgrounds to make the site more visually interesting and unique on every page, not similar every time. I tried to collect photos that showed my face closely and didn't look informal. For example, I tested out using the bottom photo on the biography page to see how it would look and I was pleased with the result. However, it was irritating to move the text so the face wasn't obstructed on the image. For the other images on the other pages, I'm going to try and duplicate them on the site. If they only appear once, they'll hinder the possibilities of the actual layout of content.

Since I had a few images that I couldn't choose between, I decided to create a gallery page on the website so they were all included.

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Selena Gomez compilation album logo

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Old Demi Lovato logo

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Nicki Minaj's site background

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Mabel's site background

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It's important that the colours on your website are complementary and don't clash. If they do they'll make a page hard on the eyes and difficult to look at. I chose pink as the background colour and the colour of much of the writing for my album because it indicates an idea of femininity that our artist, Vienna, potentially has. It is also widely seen as an aesthetically pleasing, soft colour. In terms of shades, I didn't want to choose one that was too dark because it might give a more serious impression than I want to go for when it comes to my artist. The first colour is quite dark and therefore not very easy on the eyes. I didn't want my website to be difficult to look at in any way, so I eventually ruled that one out. The pale pink colour is very aesthetically pleasing and easy on the eyes, but I do still want my website to stand out and grab an audience's attention. By this logic, I thought the third colour would be best as it's a brighter pink.

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I chose the album title to be in cursive writing because it attracts the attention of the audience. Displaying a range of fonts on the website proves professionalism as you have access to many options and haven't rushed to use the first thing available. On top of this, fonts like the ones I experimented with suggest that the artist is creative, quirky and intriguing. The first font I chose is a little difficult to read, especially on the third word 'bruise', so I thought it would be better to choose a clearer one. The third choice is very clear but looks too much like childish 'bubble writing', so the second was a comfortable in-between, although the second and third fonts do look very similar.

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I wanted the logo for Vienna to look simplistic, sleek and memorable. Dua Lipa's logo is similar, and it promotes her as as a mature and modern artist. I actually chose the first font because it looks sophisticated and minimalistic but it doesn't look too 'in your face' like the third one (which is very thick) and it doesn't look very much like another artist's font (like the second does, which looks a little like the logo for the band PVRIS).