PPS Site Skeleton

What’s a site skeleton?

A site skeleton is what me and some other web designers or companies use to create a draft for a website. The skeleton is some times nothing but lines or boxes with crosses in them signifying images. Some times the skeleton also have rough lines with the letter ‘H’ at the beginning to visually remind the designer that content is placed that particular area.

The site skeleton helps me organize the elements like images, content and ads if any. It also gives my clients a rough idea of what would be expected even before a mock design is prepared. The mock design is the skeleton that has been digitized but that’ll be later.

So after running our survey and analyzing it, I’ve taken the data and applied them into the site skeleton. These site skeletons aim for the same goal; promoting the pings of other bloggers whilst promoting the awareness of services such as PPS Blog, PPS Wiki, and the Announcements section. Have a look at the larger version by clicking on the image.

These layouts are referenced from other websites that I’ve found applicable in order to give PPS a fresher and more organized layout. However, do note that these skeletons only work for the homepage and not including the individual services yet.

I’m open to suggestions or other ideas, pop me an email: me at dannyfoo.com along with your skeleton or layout and I’ll post it here for discussion.

So what do you think?

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