harmony line business strategy（和谐行商业策略）.doc

Web Site Content See /INTERNAL/architecture/WebsiteStructure.htm for an overall web tree layout. If discrepancies exist between that site and this document, assume this document is correct. Elements on Every page Very subtle Harmony Line logo at the top (extremely small – use the logo we developed for the business cards). Clicking on the logo brings the user to the About Us section of the web site. Primary navigational area provides access to all major areas of the site at every time. We leave the creative layout and navigational flair to the designer. The major areas for Jan 31, in the order they should appear, are: Hyperscore About Us Community For Educators News/Events Support Footer reads, not necessarily in the order described or laid out as shown: Copyright ( 2005 Harmony Line, Inc. All Rights Reserved link toEnd-user license agreementend link link toPrivacy Policy.end link link toMusic submission agreement.end link Web site design by Sonia Keithan and Nestor Gonzalez. End User License Agreement and Music Submission Agreements both being defined. We’ll add those pages later. Home Page Using the spirit ideas of the third brand (somebody reaching out to draw a Hyperscore line in mid-air), make a home page. Home page should have the following key areas: 1. A really obvious Find out More section like designer proposed in brand #2 website. Should go to Hyperscore::Top Level Page 2. A really obvious Download Hyperscore area which should go to Support::Download 3. A really obvious Win an iPod in our February Hyperscore Contest – submit your piece before February 25, 2005 which should go to Community::February Hyperscore Contest 4. A really obvious Start talking now which should go to our Community::Blog 5. Listen to Bunny Kacher’s winning Hyperscore piece! which should go to our Hyperscore::Stories page. Hyperscore Top level Page Secondary navigational element somewhere on the page, in addition to the primary navigation that exists on every pa