To that end, I would spend some time either mocking up the home page or creating and organizing all of the internal pages. Most of these pages will not have much content yet, but it is important to lay out the site now so that I can give you feedback on it. Final projects should strive to fulfill all of the following basic usability criteria, which will be the basic grading criteria for the course. Information is well digested for the particular audience. Writing style is well suited to the audience, using appropriate language and providing appropriate explanations.
Content is factual, authoritative, and useful.
Design is suited to topic and audience Fonts, headers, and other formatting is consistent throughout the site. Design choices seem appropriate to the audience and the topic. Design facilitates access to information and aids usability. Colors and other design elements are well chosen and attractive by the aesthetic standards of the intended audience. Informative title appears in the title bar, which also includes the site name.