o create a sense of importance and reference.The graphics will be standard pictures that will be compatible with all pc’s (e.g. jpeg format).The sound will be of top professional quality that is easy to hear and understand.The animation contained within the CD-Rom will be short and not hinder the overall aspect of what information the CD-Rom is trying to portray. (E.g. not within pages or will it contain information that is trying to be expressed)Video will be of avi or mpeg format depending on the desired result by the client and navigation shall be simple, consistent and easily followed throughout the CD-Rom with a tab header frame containing the headings a site map and internal back and forward navigation as well as a link to the homepage with in each page.Design MotivationsThe layout of the information combined with the graphical pictures and video footage will allow the user to learn more about the course they are looking at and be able to chose which golf course to play at due to public availability days conveyed by the CD-Rom.Also they through the use of a graphical road map are able to see what roads to take to get to the golf club.Technical ConsiderationsFor the CD-Rom to run the users pc will require a sound card and a video player for there to be optimal use of it.But underlined text links will be provided for that pc that has not got compatible software.Cross Platform Issues The cross platform issues will relate to the graphics that we used with it looking with a Macintosh pc the graphics will seem light and a bit washy.ConclusionsI have found that there are various methods used to design and create a website and CD-Rom for users (e.g. Waterfall, prototype, advanced programming) with many essential components to take into consideration (e.g. file formats) and also that there are technical considerations to consider as not everyone has the same hardware and software. As well as cross platform issues with people using di...
