Status: 
Ongoing.
Project Overview
Client
This website has been done as a pro-bono website for the citizens of AustraliaProject URLs
Target Audience
This website has target audience of anyone who is interested in the national anthem of Australia, its meaning, or patriotic themes, there is also a component for those interested in history.
Website design schedule
This website is a live in progress job, new parts of the design are being added almost daily.
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Design Features
Pleasing Design
The national colours of Australia (Red, white, and blue) make up the colour scheme of the website, liberal splashes of colour are abundant but not overbearing, as the base colour is still white, but semi-opaque as to let the rest of the colours shine through nicely. The base font size is quite large giving for a comfortable, casual feel to the site.
Interactive experiences
Despite the simplicity of this website, it maintains some interactivity, it uses jQuery based on Google Servers. To make navigation easier there are ample anchor links which are animated to scroll to the anchor target. Some content boxes are used to hide extra content, and smoothly open on request.
Content
Most content is focussed around the National Anthem of Australia, and surrounding pages are laterally relevant.
Web 2.0 Features
Part of the appeal of this website is its rich user generated multimedia content base, bringing together posts from twitter, youtube videos and mp3s, it serves as a hub for all understanding about the national anthem.
Accessibility.
All pages in this web development project are accessible, proper titles are being used for all Mp3 soundtracks, tables are not used for layout, and are marked up correctly.
Best coding practices
The XHTML, CSS, and PHP used in Advance Australia fair is top quality, and conforms to validator specifications.
SEO in mind
This project is also an experiment in visibility on some of the biggest search engines, our usual search engine optimisation techniques have been used, and as usual, not an afterthought, but embedded deeply into the architecture.