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The article reveals the specifics of designing portals on the modern leisure of the family. The developed pilot versions of the portals cover the following areas: the world of theater for children and adults; Traveling with children leisure of large families; diverse family leisure (multi-orientation). In the process of designing family portals, the theoretical foundations of using portal technology as remote access to information were studied. The value of family leisure for the versatile development of all family members and the strengthening of family ties are substantiated. The analysis of studies showing the specifics of leisure of families in the modern conditions of the city-megalopolis and small towns. At an ascertaining stage of the study, a SWOT analysis of 42 sites and portals devoted to motherhood and childhood, issues of upbringing and leisure activities was carried out. The main advantages and disadvantages of existing Internet resources for parents and children were identified.19 pilot portals dedicated to family leisure activities were developed that meet the following requirements: concise website design; the presence of unobtrusive and contextual advertising; convenient site navigation; the scientific nature and relevance of the information provided; compliance with current customer needs; feedback and forum between the participants and creators of the site; working links to other resources; the presence of a library with a description of different types of games, master classes on various types of activities, fairy tales, songs, etc. In the context of the study, recommendations were developed for educators on creating portals for modern families.
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