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... Evaluation I had to create a Garden Centre Website for a garden centre. It had to be bright and colourful so it attracted the customer to the garden centre. It had to have all the information of plant details and where the garden centre is situated. I chose Microsoft Publisher to answer this task because this was better to manipulate pictures around the screen and also you can use Word Art and Border Art to make my website look more colourful and attractive. Page 1 (Home Page) * The garden centres name e.g., the plant house garden centre. This is bright and bold and in a clear font. * The address of the garden centre. This is important because people need to know where the garden centre is or they won't come. This is bright and colourful and has a colourful background so it stands out to the customer. * The title. This is the
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