I decided to use the Book module that is available within Drupal core to organize the help section of the web application as well as all the secondary information like Cancellation policies, Fake review policy, Privacy policy, and Terms of service.
Here’s the link.
After considering the following CSS grid systems I decided to use the 1140 CSS Grid on my project, both the Drupal-based and the prototype versions.
I chose it for its ease of use, adaptability for web apps, and the fact that it is based on a 1140 pixels wide grid.
According to W3Schools, 85% of displays had resolutions higher than 1024×768 pixels in January 2012.
The following CSS grid systems were considered:
After researching available modules and functional requirements of the project I decided to try building the web application using Drupal 7.
I installed Drupal at the subdomain live.keyzz.com and in it I installed the theme Zen, a theme created to be customized and built upon.
Here’s the User Testing Plan for the 4th round of usability testing to be conducted using the 9th version of the keyzz.com website prototype found at keyzz/prototype9.
Typographic Design: Form and Communication, 4th edition, by Rob Carter, Ben Day & Philip Meggs
