In Reality!

If my website was to be launched live onto the internet i think that it would be easy to maintain and develop. The standard layout for each of the pages is quite simple and each seperate item has been created in its own layer, so therfore it can be moved around freely and changed quite easily. On a larger scale i would produce an interactive calander that allowed the user to search the archive and see who was born on a leter or earlier date. Only one author would be posted each week even if they shared a birthday with someone else. I would probably pick the more well known of authors and feature them but also state at the bottom of the page also born on this day and then link it back to the calander so they could access the information from there. By doing this i think it would allow the user to access a variety of information without cluttering the pages. The only problem that i can see possibly occuring is where to draw the line and distinguish what authors to include and who to leave out. For this purpose i would only feature authors who are known for writing classics, or who are British or write popular fiction. This is because the audience i am aiming this design at is the 'educated' or people who have a general interest in literature as then the forum i have set up would be less likely to have any offensive or explict material posted. All the posts will be regulated and if certain key banned words are used then the article will not be published but instead returned with a warning, whilst all images will have to be certified before they are allowed to be seen by others, this will ensure that the content is suitable for people of all ages to view without being offended.