Showing posts with label websites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label websites. Show all posts

Website Analysis - Plan B

This website belongs to the band Plan B. This website portrays the style of american Jazz which also runs through a few of the artist videos. The navigational section on the left hand side of this page is made to look like a ticket, and the background holds images of records and jazz instruments. All of these aspects highlight the feeling of a gig.

This promotional website publicises videos and music of the band. It gives out important news and tour dates. The artist has his own biography section explaining his love for music and the journey of his career. Plan B are a smaller band at the moment, so promotion is important.


This Site is completely unique and captures a sense of interest, something new and different well. IT holds all the basic conventions of a website and makes them more complex through design. The site is very far from simple and therefore keeps the viewer interested and focused. It is hard to find a distinct house style on this website but a clear logo for Plan B stands in the top left hand corner. It divides the artist from every other artist in the industry at the moment and gives Ben Drew, the lead singer, his own identity.

Website Analysis - Take That

This is the web page for Take That. This website is very simple and elegant. The house style is black and white. This brings a change to take that, a band that are often bright and vibrant. The page hold one image in a telescope view, the picture is a relaxed shot of the band together, which seems to be a secret capture of the bands new image.

The band have recently reformed as a full group, the new sight signifies a new relaxed mature take on the music industry. The image is classic and a very elegant shot. The site unfolds simply.

The homepage gives a short brief section on current news update of the band, then leads on to only a few tabs. There site follows onto their networking sites, store and forum. The band are a huge British success. They need little promotion as they sell on their history and huge current and past popularity. Therefore this website is perfect for them, however for any other artist this website would be poor in gaining more fans and selling the band at their highest potential. It is not very successful in connecting with an audience.

Website Analysis - The Saturdays

This is the website for The Saturdays. This website is very very, bright and promotes the girls very well. The website promotes the band, girls and albums. On the homepage, we as an audience, straightaway see the girls. There is a large image on this page of the five girls holding books, which presents also the title of their newest album. This image works with the housecolours and fonts of the new album. On this page we also see clearly the name of the brand in a neon lighting style font. This font is consistant is the girls most update promoting.
The website follows in a blue house style and also incorporates bright clours for headings and fonts. This colours are fun and bright attracting their target audience. The bands audience is mainly young teenage girls. This website, by using bright colours and stunning images of the girls, attracts this audience well. The band have also adapted and are working with modern ways of technology in a way of promoting themselves to their target audience. The website incorporates sites such as twitter and facebook, which are very dominate factors in teenage life at present day.
This website includes features such as an online shop, blogs, pictures, videos. These are all features that promote the band. I think this site works very well as it is one of the best at targeting their audience. Every things is designed for and aimed at them. It is cleverly designed in that it connects with their audience through new and modern technology.