The goal of this assignment is for you to sketch the core interface design and elements for a micro-polling website that

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The goal of this assignment is for you to sketch the coreinterface design and elements for a micro-polling website thatallows users to post single-question polls for others toanswer.The first step in creating the micro-polling website is to sketcheach page and draw storyboards of critical tasks in application.There are a number of critical pages that will need to be designed,created, and linked together to illustrate the interfacefeatures.You should start by:(1) sketching each page and refine your sketches until you aresatisfied with the design(2) draw storyboards of the critical task to be completed in theapplication.The following pages are to be sketched:1. Main Page The purpose of this page is to provide branding foryour micro-polling site, and to show a list of the five most recentactive polls. There should also be a form to allow the user toenter their username and password to login, and a link to thesign-up page.2. Sign-up Page This page should include a form to collect theinformation required for creating a new account on yourmicro-polling site. At the least, it should collect an emailaddress, screen name, avatar image/graphic, and a password. Theform should ask the user to enter their password twice, to ensurethat it is entered properly.3. Poll Management Page This is the default page to load after asuccessful login. It should show a list of the polls posted by thelogged-in user, ordered by date/time of creation (most recentfirst). Eventually, it will be loaded with content extracted fromthe database; for now, it can be loaded with sample information inorder to illustrate the design. Each poll in the list shouldinclude the date/time the poll was created, the question, the listof answers, a graphical representation of the number of votes foreach answer, and the date/time of the most recent vote. Note thatthis page will be customized for each logged-in user. As such, thepage should show the screen name and avatar of the logged-in user.The details of where this information comes from will be handled infuture assignments. For now, you can provide sample data.4. Poll Creation Page This page contains the form that will be usedto allow the logged-in user to create a new poll. It will have formfields for the open and close date/times, the question to be asked,and the possible answers (up to five). Eventually, you will writesoftware to enforce character limits on the questions and answers,and ensure that only logged-in users can create polls.5. Poll Vote Page This is a public page (no login required) thatshows a specific polling question and allows the user to select oneanswer from the list provided. It should also include the screenname and avatar of the user that created the poll. This page may beaccessed from the main page of the site, or from the logged-inuser’s poll management page.6. Poll Results Page This is a public page (no login required) thatshows the results of a specific poll (the question and a graphicalrepresentation of the number of votes for each answer). It shouldinclude the screen name and avatar of the user that created thepoll. This page may be accessed from the main page of the site,from the user’s poll management page, or after submitting a votefrom the poll vote page.
All of these files should be linked together, so that it ispossible to click through the pages to evaluate the design andimplementation. Your submission should include six sketches (oneper page) and a set of storyboards.