IMD110 Spring 2009 By Melinda Bashen

IMD110 Spring 2009 By Melinda Bashen

Index Creative Brief.3 Navigation Map.4 Wireframes 5 Styles 15 Files..16 Credits..18 Melinda Bashen-2

Creative Brief Here is to proposal for a webpage on Anne Frank s House Museum. Create a webpage to allow people to feel and be impacted by Anne Frank s experience hiding in the attic during the time of German occupation during world war two. Anne and her close family and kin will be in the webpage. Objective is to allow viewer a sense that they have traveled to see her house in a time machine. Anne wrote her diary in the attic from July 1942 to August 1, 1944 and webpage is to portray that timeline. Project Summary: The Anne Frank Website will take the user back in time via photographs and a short story. There are 9 different pages: 1.Home page-an introduction to this website 2.Inside/Outside of the house-to show outside and inside of the house photo 3.Anne s family photographs-to show her family who are her parent and sister 4.Who were 4 people in the attic?-to tell their background who are they live with Anne Frank s family 5.They had 4 helpers-who are they work for whom? How much they know Anne s father so well. 6.Anne s hobby-actresses/actors magazines and journals) 7.Suspect/Betrayed? (Who betrayed Anne s family along with other 4 people in the attic?) 8.Contact/Reply 9.Credits-Where I found these photographs from other websites. Audience: From age 16 to 60. Many people already have heard about Anne Frank Story over the years. This is a good opportunity to enable them to enter Anne's House once more website and enhance what they know about Anne Frank s story as well as give knowledge to newcomers on her story. Perception/Tone: Curious and Inspiring Melinda Bashen-3

Anne Frank Navigation Menu Navigation Creative Brief Menu Index In/Outside of the house Anne s family photos Legend Global Page Who were 4 people in the attic? Form They had 4 helpers Anne s hobby Suspect/Betrayed? Contact/Reply Thank You Email Credits Melinda Bashen-4 Bashen-3 Melinda Bashen-3

Home Page Home Page Width 100% LOGO Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits An Introduction Anne Frank s relatives, friends and the home she hid in along with others. Her diary had such an emotional depth in her experience of hiding, however she was not able to remain in hiding and be free. She was caught and sent to the concentration camp where she died. Her father, Otto Frank survived. He lost his beloved wife and 2 daughters. He eventually remarried. There were 4 people along with Anne Frank s family hiding in the attic. You ll learn who helped them and also brought magazines &newspapers along with food to keep them surviving and sane. You will also know who arrested Anne Frank s family and the others and send them to various concentration camps. You ll learn two of Anne Frank s hobbies. Scroll There were rumors about who were the sources to impel Karl to look for the Jewish people who were hiding in the Annex Bldg. The source(s) and Karl took their secret to their graves without revealing who was the traitor(s). Enjoy browsing the website and send me your feedbacks!!! Melinda Bashen-5

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Wireframe-In/Outside Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits Outside of the house Take a look outside of Anne Frank's house in the picture. It is sandwiched between two houses. During the war, the German soldiers would check each home to make try to find Jewish people living or hidden in the homes. If Jewish people who are hiding made any little noise, the dogs that were part of the search team would bark to let soldiers know there may be folks hiding in the vicinity of the barking dogs. Anne would on occasion peek outside of the attic window while her Dad took pictures. She was very careful to. do that while no German soldiers were outside. Inside of the house Here is a photo of the house interior where Anne hid with her parent and sister Margot for almost 2 years. Anne wrote from her diary in the attic from July 1942 to August 1, 1944. They could not come out of their hiding place much. They had 4 friends who helped to deliver foods for the family and friends of the home. Every night, they kept quiet and had the radio off. Melinda Bashen-7

Wireframe-Anne s family Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits Anne s family photographs Anne's parents are Otto and Edith Frank. Her Mother, Edith Frank was born January 16, 1900 and died on January 6, 1945. Her Father, Frank Otto born was May 12, 1889 and died August 19, 1980 by lung cancer. He survived the Holocaust. Her Sister, Margot was born February 16, 1926 and died on March 9, 1945 in the Holocaust. Melinda Bashen-8

Wireframe-Whom? Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits Who were 4 people in the attic? Fritz Pfeffer was looking for someone who would help to hide him. Miep Gies who had worked with Otto Frank for quite long time asked Otto Frank for permit to bring one more person to hide in his place. Otto said, "Well, come in but please do not bring any more people as the attic room is full now!" He was very lucky. Hermann worked for Otto Frank's office and also knew their family pretty well. Holocaust 1939-16 million Jews before WWII 1945-10 million Jews survived after WWII 6 millions of Jews, Non-Jewish Handicapped/Mental, Gyspies, and any racist died. There are 10 major concentration camp: Auschwitz-3 million Jews died. Chelmno Treblinka Majdanek Belzec Sobibor Bergen-Belsen (Anne Frank, her mom, and sister died by typhus disease) Dachau Buchenwald Birkenau Hermann and Auguste Van Pels had a son Peter whereas Anne and Peter liked each other very much. Melinda Bashen-9

Wireframe-They had the 4 helpers Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits They had 4 helpers Bep Voskuijl who worked for Otto Frank's office in the Annex Building did his part to help Frank s Family and others inside the attic. Johnannes Kleiman also worked for Otto Frank's office. Miep Gies, was the one who found Anne Frank's diary and other journals. She hid them until Otto Frank were freed from the concentration camp and gave it to him. Victor Kugler also worked for Otto Frank's office. Melinda Bashen-10

Wireframe-Hobby Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits Anne s hobby Anne s journals. Anne has always wanted to be a journalist herself and as wrote several stories before she went into hiding. She had great imagination on being a great writer and looked up some movie scripts. Anne s magazines. She loved to look at the actresses & actors photographs. She posted some of pictures on attic the wall. Miep Gies and other helpers brought to her some magazines that she could read the news about the Hollywood movie stars. Melinda Bashen-11

Wireframe-Suspect/Betrayed? Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits Schutzstaffel German for "Protective Squadron Active: 1925-45 Divisions: 38 Between 1929-32:There were 52,000 members of SS. Between 1932-45:There were over 209,000 members of SS. Who were the three suspected/guilty? and Was the one policeman arrested Frank Family? Willem van Maaren Willem van Maaren was suspected by many people that he stole many things from warehouse and as got desperate to raise cash for his needs. He knew that 8 people were hidden in the attic where he worked at the warehouse. He may have made a call to Karl Siberbauer and ended up as a traitor as he told him about the Jewish people hiding in the attic. Lena Hartog-van Bladeren was a mystery and there were very little information about her and who she was. But her husband, Lammert Hartog who worked at the warehouse may have his wife about the Jewish people who were hiding in the attic. She may have been compelled to report them for the reward money. Many people think that Lena who was an employer for Otto Frank to clean the Annex bldg knew about the hiding place where Anne Frank's family and other 4 people were kept in the attic. Tonny Ahlers Tonny Ahlers was friend with Otto Frank but he was a criminal petty, thief and trait to Karl. From what Tonny's son overhead. Karl J. Silberbauer-SS policeman Karl Siberbauer who worked as SD-policeman to do investigate where to locate Jewish people who were hiding in many ways in attics, sewers or under the house, and used fake ID cards. He did not reveal the source that leads him to find Anne Frank's family and 4 other Jewish people in that attic. Melinda Bashen-12

Wireframe-Contact/Reply Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits Name: Email: Comments: Contact What is your reason to look at this website? Are you Jewish? To learn about Anne Frank's experience Submit Reset Melinda Bashen-13

Wireframe-Credits Logo Home In/Outside Anne s family Whom? 4 helpers Hobby Betrayed? Contact Credits Credits: #3229115 Anne At Window c. May 1941 Getty s website 20 May 2009. <http://www.gettys.com/>. Never Going Outside The Official Anne Frank House website 20 May 2009. <http://www.annefrank.org/content.asp?pid=118&lid=2>. #3042977 Rear Of Anne Frank House c. 2000 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #1661491 Hidden staircase in Anne Frank House c. 1960 Getty s website 20 May 2009. <http://www.gettys.com> Who Betrayed the People in Hiding? Tracking Down Silberbauer The Official Anne Frank House website 20 May 2009. <http://www.annefrank.org>. #2165469 Willem van Maaren c. 1960 Getty s website 20 May 2009. Mardelossargazos Who away to the family of Anne Frank? (translated from Spanish to English)" <http://mardelossargazos.wordpress.com/2007/08/17/%c2%bfquien-delato-a-la-familia-de-ana-frank/>. Schutzstaffel Wikipedia website 20 May 2009. <http://en.wikipedia.org>. Melinda Bashen-14

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Melinda Bashen-17 Anne Frank Credits s: Frankhouse.jpg Annefrank.jpg Insideofthehouse.jpg Annepeekedoutside.jpg Annebanner.jpg Diary.png Journals.png Magazines.png Auschwitz.jpg BepVoskuijl.jpg Attic.jpg Dad.jpg Mom.jpg Margot.jpg Frankhouse.jpg FritzPfeffer.jpg JohannesKleiman.jpg Miepgies.jpg ss.jpg WillemvanMaaren.jpg Victorkugler.jpg Tonnyahlers.jpg KarlJosefSilberbauer.jpg Thanks.png HermannandAugustevanPels.jpg Jangies.jpg Petervanpels.jpg Contactrightside.png Diarylogo.png Annegrowth.jpg Annehappy.jpg Annesmile.jpg Annewrote.jpg Annewrotediary.jpg Fronttownhouse.jpg Lastgoodtimefrank.jpg Parent.jpg Sisterfrankwithmom.jpg Sisterssmiled.jpg Right-column.png Left-column.png franksistersbeach.jpg anneonthebeach.jpg sistersfenced.jpg

Files Credits: #3229115 Anne At Window c. May 1941 Getty s website 20 May 2009. <http://www.gettys.com/>. Never Going Outside The Official Anne Frank House website 20 May 2009. <http://www.annefrank.org/content.asp?pid=118&lid=2>. #3042977 Rear Of Anne Frank House c. 2000 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #1661491 Hidden staircase in Anne Frank House c. 1960 Getty s website 20 May 2009. <http://www.gettys.com> Who Betrayed the People in Hiding? Tracking Down Silberbauer The Official Anne Frank House website 20 May 2009. <http://www.annefrank.org>. #2165469 Willem van Maaren c. 1960 Getty s website 20 May 2009. Mardelossargazos Who away to the family of Anne Frank? (translated from Spanish to English)" <http://mardelossargazos.wordpress.com/2007/08/17/%c2%bfquien-delato-a-la-familia-de-ana-frank/>. Schutzstaffel Wikipedia website 20 May 2009. <http://en.wikipedia.org>. #3247507 Miep Gies c. 1935 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #3247507 Victor Kugler c. 1935 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #3247507 Bep Voskuijl c. 1935 Getty s website 20 May 2009. Melinda Bashen-18

Files Credits: #3247507 Johannes Kleiman c. 1935 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #3247509 Peter Van Pels c. 1935 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #82657881 Fritz Pfeffer c. 1938 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #82657963 Gies Wedding Guests c. July 1941 Getty s website 20 May 2009. Auschwitz Concentration Camp Wikipedia website. 20 May 2009. <http://en.wikipedia.org>. Nazi Concentration Camps Wikipedia website 20 May 2009. <http://en.wikipedia.org>. #82657614 Edith Frank-Holländer c. 1918 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #82657813 Franks' Honeymoon c. May 1925 Getty s website website 20 May 2009. #3208577 Anne's sister c. May 1942 Getty s website 20 May 2009. #3208570 Otto Frank c. May 1936 Getty s website 20 May 2009. Cinema and Theater The Four Helpers-The Official Anne Frank House website 20 May 2009. <http://www.annefrank.org>. Melinda Bashen-19

Files Credits: Anne s diary Anne Frank Guide website 20 May 2009. <http://www.annefrankguide.com>. Times staff Clinging to the normal during horrible times St. Petersburg Times website 5 April 2000. 20 May 2009. <http://www.sptimes.com>. #3471776 Anne Frank Writes At Her Desk Getty website website 20 May 2009. #85731120 Anne Frank c. 1941 Getty s website 27 May 2009 #3208637 Mother And Daughters c. 1933 Getty s website 27 May 2009 #3209609 The Frank Sisters c. 1933 Getty s website 27 May 2009 #3229112 Frank Family c. 01 Jan 1941 Getty s website 27 May 2009 #51256033 Anne At Her Desk c. 01 Jan 1941 Getty s website 27 May 2009 <http:www.gettys.com>. The Anne Frank House Paranormal Knowledge website 26 March 2009. 27 May 2009 <http://www.paranormalknowledge.com>. #3208575 Anne Happy c. May 1942. Getty s website 25 May 2009 #3229512 Anne In The Sand c. 1935. Getty s website 25 May 2009 Melinda Bashen-20

Files Credits: #85861534 Frank Sisters c. 1935. Getty s website 25 May 2009 #3229514 Anne With Margot c. July 1934. Getty s website 25 may 2009 Melinda Bashen-21