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Website Progress

Now that I've decided on a house style for the overall package, I've started work on the website. The home page looks a little bland at the moment, but after getting all the footage from the music video shoot, I could add an animated background like Oasis' band website. 




http://10woodre.wixsite.com/extrapolate


Update 16/01/17:

Using the photos I took in between takes today, I was able to edit some of the photos, and start a gallery for the homage. I also added in a dark grey strip to make the band name stand out more. 



Update 25/1/17:

I've had a bit of a re-design on the homepage of the website. From the photos taken on Sunday I was able to create an GIF that cycles through some of the edited pictures (once in red and once in blue), using this website. I've set this as the main background for the website. I've also added in the band logo and added in a news section in the lower part of the page. 



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