In order for our team to commonly agree on a specific site design, there had to be some way to share with the team members what ideas we came up with. Eric did the designing using an easel and charcoal pencil. After completing a design idea, he captured an image of the easel using a net cam.  - He then sent the images to the team members as an Email attachment. When a design was finally approved, Eric made a Photoshop markup of the design and then he implemented it into an html format. Almost all information as far as researched content and design content was sent by Email. Our goal was to present a clear and user-friendly design that would make navigation very easy. We also wanted the content to be available whereever you are on the site. For example you might be on a subdirectory of a page however you can still get to all of the pages that are on the front page. These computers were used for content research.  - These computers were used for design work. The final design which was chosen as the design we used. The second web design on easel The first initial web design on easel Eric came up with three different designs before we came to a conclusion about which we wanted to use. He began implementing information that Anand had researched. Eric began adding content that Anand had written from a variety of sources. Even his investing lessons had a specific writing design intended. Once our challenges had been solved, we were on our way to making an investment site suitable for teens interested in the subject. We decided the site should be based on two key elements, they are interaction and education.