Portland Historical Tours Website Design

Website Planning:

Site Goals (Overview):
To present a professional overview of the business's competitive edges and services, and to facilitate communication between the business and customers.
Basic Demographic Information:
People within the Portland (Oregon) area, and those who plan to visit Portland.
Site Goals (More Details):
To attract new customers with a professional presentation, to emphasize the business's superior experience and service quality, to inform potential customers of the tours offered, to keep customers up-to-date on tour schedules, and to act as a point of contact between the business and its customers.
Calls to Action:
The customer should be able to use the website to contact the business (through phone or contact form), search for information about available tours, and book a spot on an available tour.
Competitive Analysis:
travelportland.com: Appealing, clean design. A lot of information about things to do in Portland. A potential area of improvement would be that the site feels a bit distant, maybe not as "homey" as some customers might like.
portlandwalkingtours.com: Very informative, and does a good job of highlighting the business's good reputation. Potential areas of improvement include garish, clashing colors, a "sliding" tour menu that's easy to misclick, and fonts that don't scale well on certain screens.
brewvana.com: Creative design. Easy to use navigation bar. These tours are specific to breweries, so probably have the least demographic overlap with Portland Historical Tours compared to other competitors. Potential area of improvement: the visual design is perhaps a bit overwhelming and not as professional as the client wants for their own website.

Content Inventory: