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After we figure out personas for Stearn’s farm web site, we started to look for local places around the farm that they can possibly attend also.

Food attractions for schools:

I found a couple websites with a list of restaurants in Parma.

http://www.placesintown.com/parma/restaurants.htm

http://www.pluggedincleveland.com/restaurants/parma.html

http://www.urbanspoon.com/n/16/1528/Cleveland/Parma-restaurants

parks nearby:
Ridgewood Lake Park
Big Creek Parkway Snow Road Picnic Area

researched by Dan

School attractions:
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo (13 min from the farm)
Memphis Kiddie Park (15 min) http://www.memphiskiddiepark.com/
Cassidy Theater 14-20$ tickets (6min) http://www.cassidytheatre.com/
Parma Heights City museim 6200 Pearl rd.
IX Indoor amusement park (15min) http://www.ixamusementpark.com

researched by me

Family / Kid oriented restaurants in Parma, near Stern’s

• Smoothie Creations

7868 Broadview Rd,Parma,OH- (216)447-8823

• Mootown Creamery

7894 Broadview Rd,Parma,OH -(216) 524-1944

 

• Victorio’s Family Restaurant‎  

6219 Pearl Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 885-3663‎

• Jordans Family Restaurant   

11575 Brookpark Rd., Parma, OH‎ – (216) 267-5353‎

• Eat’n Park Restaurant‎

2075 Snow Rd., Parma, OH‎ – (216) 459-1517‎

• Caroline’s Family‎ 

5640 Pearl Rd, Parma, OH‎ – (440) 842-2929‎

• Demetrios Family Restaurant‎

7851 Broadview Rd, Seven Hills, OH‎ – (216) 447-4444‎

• Gus’s Family Restaurant‎

4377 State Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (216) 661-5967‎

• Canarys Family Restaurant‎

14810 Puritas Ave, Cleveland, OH‎ – (216) 671-8911‎

• Bob Evans Farms Restaurant‎

16500 Snow Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (216) 267-3034‎

• My Place Family Restaurant‎

1061 W Pleasant Valley Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 888-6336‎

• MI-mi’s Family Restaurant‎unstarred  

7528 Broadview Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 887-0818‎

• Gabe’s Family Restaurant‎

2044 Broadview Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (216) 741-4466

• Steves Family Restaurant‎

4457 Broadview Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (216) 749-7588‎‎

• Katherine’s Family Restaurant‎

7533 Pearl Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 243-7373‎

• Sforzo’s Family Restaurant & Pizza‎

5517 Memphis Ave, Cleveland, OH‎ – (216) 351-3703‎

• Antonio’s Pizza‎

7401 W Ridgewood Dr, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 886-2511‎

• TGI Friday’s‎

7729 W Ridgewood Dr, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 845-2500‎

• Outback Steakhouse

6950 Ridge Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 842-6114‎

• Chuck E Cheese’s‎

7601 W Ridgewood Dr, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 888-5700‎

• Denny’s‎

8111 Day Dr, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 845-5094‎

• redlobster

7607 Day Drive, Parma, OH‎ – (440) 888-0990‎

• Steak ‘n Shake‎

6880 Ridge Rd, Cleveland, OH‎ – (440) 887-9201‎‎

researched by Jason

Historic places near Parma

http://www.rrpl.org/pastandpresent/index.html
http://www.wrhs.org/

http://www.clevelandmemory.org/

http://www.bedfordohiohistory.org/contact.php

http://www.rrpl.org/cowan_pottery/cowan_index.html

http://attractions.uptake.com/museums/ohio/cleveland/detour_s_wax_mus…

http://attractions.uptake.com/museums/ohio/parma/272433108.html 

researched by Paul

Attractions for parents and kids near Parma:

Zoo- Cleveland, Memphis Kiddie Park- Brooklyn, Yorktown Bowling,
Swings & Things – Parma Heights (I think it might have moved to
Olmsted), Malley Chocolate Factory- Middleburg Hts., Cassidy Therater
and Swim Park, Kids Concoctions-Strongsville. Nike Swim Park.

researched by Rocki

Possible Restaurants for history buffs:

Rudi’s Strudel – offers ethnic specialties, old family recipes
Lydia’s Hungarian Strudel Shop

researched by Toby

Let me know, guys, if I forget something or someone here…

Persona for the web site is imagenary audience, “social mask”, fiction characters that represent the different types of people. You could read more about it in this wonderful post.

That’s what we come up with:

1. Teacher.

2.Parent/grandparent

3. People interested in history

What they would be looking for on the site:
Teachers:

Parents/grandparents:

For both:

Farmlife

Contact

Events

Visit info

History

Store

Help Us

Home page

Global

The result of our first meeting with client.

http://www.smalllinks.com/DKK

General Q:
1. Why do you need web site? What is your goal?
2. Who are your competitors and do they have web sites?
3. Is there something you are known locally?
4. What are your main products and/or services?
5. Should this site affect or modify your company’s current progress?
6. Should this site have donation page?

Technical Q:
1. Is it going to be on Content Managment?
2. What we use to build?
3. Do you have hosting? How much and what’s the server?

Style Q:
1. Show us three sites (or more) that you like.
2. Do you have logo? (Is it workable?)
3. Do you have color scheme?
4. Do you have pictures? Do you need more? Who is going to take pictures?
5. Do you have written content? Who is going to write it?
6. Is anything we need to keep on the site (Our group: ask about Parma)?
7. Who is your target audience? How people learn about your company? Why does your taget audience need this website?
8. Do you have any events? What you do on it?

Money Q:
1. Free.
2. Timeline = semester

wed design client questions

1. Set up your blog/notebook.
2. Post your blog link in the discussion called “Blog Links”.
3. Find 3 nice, small, historic places of interest sites to share.
4. Have fun!

I don’t know about nice or small, but here are some sites that I found. One of them about Mayak, nuclear complex.
http://archive.greenpeace.org/mayak/index.html
Here are two more sites:
http://www.kunstkamera.ru/en/
http://www.westsidemarket.org/