Storyboarding
Chimacum Middle School
Website Storyboarding
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Secrets from Hollywood
Basics of Web Design
A sample
Restaurant Sample
• Whether you are
creating a website,
putting together a
PowerPoint
presentation or some
other multimedia show,
always plan it out first.
• A little thought can go a
long way.
What is its Purpose?
• What are your goals?
• What is your
presentation for?
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To educate?
To sell?
To convince?
To inform?
To entertain?
Or a combination of
the above?
Who is your audience?
�Know your audience!
�Is it a serious matter?
�Can it be entertaining?
�Do they care about
what you have to say?
�Once you know your
audience, target your
presentation to THEM.
Generate Ideas
Use your notes
Decide what you
need and what you
don’t need.
Do you need more
info?
• Based on your
brainstorming session,
make a plan.
• Use your plan to
design your
presentation.
• Decide what pictures
or diagrams you will
need and have a
teammate create them.
• Provides an overall
rough outline of what
the presentation will
look like, including:
– Which topics go
where,
– the links,
– and a conceptual idea
of where your images
go, and what the layout
will look like.
• You don't have to be
able to draw to
produce a storyboard.
You need only sketch
in the outlines.
• Someone should be
able to look at your
storyboard and put
together the same site
you would have done.
Bibliography
Storyboarding. Imagine Design Notes.
http://www.imagine.co.uk/design/index.html
Storyboarding Your Movie. The Complete Eejit’s
Guide to Film-Making.
http://www.exposure.co.uk/eejit/storybd/index.htm
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Storyboarding. HCC Dale Mabry Campus.
http://www.hcc.cc.fl.us/dalemabry/dpt/cs/courses/
cgs2820/sbart.htm