1D0-61B · Question #61
Marion has been hired by a small business to determine why its Web site does not attract users. As Marion interviews different members of the company, she learns that when the site was first…
The correct answer is B. Storyboard. A storyboard is the correct recommendation because it maps out the overall flow, structure, and purpose of a website before development begins - directly addressing all three of Marion's findings: the lack of defined requirements, no clear audience focus, and confusing…
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Marion has been hired by a small business to determine why its Web site does not attract users. As Marion interviews different members of the company, she learns that when the site was first created, the external Web developer did not produce any documents specifying the basic requirements for the site. As a result, the site did not have a defined purpose and was not designed for the company's audience. Additionally, the site navigation did not make sense from a users point of view. Marion considers this information, then she recommends that the company create which document?
Options
- AWireframe
- BStoryboard
- CMarketing slideshow
- DNon-disclosure agreement
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A2% (1)
- B78% (35)
- C7% (3)
- D13% (6)
Explanation
A storyboard is the correct recommendation because it maps out the overall flow, structure, and purpose of a website before development begins - directly addressing all three of Marion's findings: the lack of defined requirements, no clear audience focus, and confusing navigation. A storyboard shows how pages connect and how a user moves through the site, forcing stakeholders to define goals and the user experience upfront.
- A (Wireframe) is wrong because wireframes depict the layout of individual pages, not the site's overall flow, purpose, or navigation structure.
- C (Marketing slideshow) is wrong because it's a presentation tool for pitching ideas, not a planning document for web development.
- D (Non-disclosure agreement) is wrong because it's a legal contract protecting confidential information - completely unrelated to site design or planning.
Memory tip: Think of "storyboard" as the story of the user's journey through the site - it tells the full narrative from entry to goal, which is exactly what was missing here.
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