Final Major Project: Final Submission

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Final Major Project Evaluation: Personal Working Practices

How was my time keeping? My time keeping could have been better for these projects. The Art31 brief was prioritised in the time it was set, as required for its shorter time allocated for completion, but ideally I could have used more of the time it was set for to work towards it, possibly expanding

Final Major Project Evaluation: Good Design?

In what ways did you consider Designing Backwards or application of Systems Thinking to your project? I did not properly apply designing backwards and systems thinking through these projects. I can identify how design materials I produce are not likely to quickly become waste – the print outcomes I produced have been posters, which would

Final Major Project Evaluation: Visual Communication

In what ways does the visual communication/message of the piece meet the needs of the brief? The Art31 work needed to convey the positive energy of young creatives in the performance and visual arts, for an upcoming event named BounceBack. My visual communication choices started with the logo formed in part of a green text

Final Major Project: Slideshow Summary

Slides for the presentation of the final outcomes of Final Major Project (08/06/2021). Slides 1-15 = App Branding “Explore Southeast”, Slides 16-20 = Art31 “BounceBack”

FMP Branding: Social Posts

As an extra means of promotion, I used the Instagram format which I became familiar with in working towards the Creative Conscience brief, to inspire a few images which promote the app with the logo and a caption over a photo I took in the southeast to the side of a relevant screen of the

FMP Branding: Poster

To meet the requirement for promotional materials for the app, I looked to making a poster for the app with simple, concise information about the app and a view of some of the app screens. I looked to posters which serve to promote an app for inspiration. Information appears adjacent to the image of the

FMP Branding: App Promotional Screens

With the 6 screens of the app I used to appropriately reflect the app’s main different features in promotion, I would need to apply them in ways that briefly outline what the screen shows, how this may be useful for and appealing to the audience. I have found that one of the most direct ways

FMP Branding: Style Guide

A key deliverable to meet the self-initiated brief is to produce a style guide. I started by taking inspiration from existing style guides to establish a format and contents that would be appropriate for a relatively smaller range of brand identity aspects to uphold. The A4 document style seems very appropriate for a style guide

FMP Branding: App Development, Menus/Tabs

With the app screens far into development my attention turned to making assets for the tabs that help the user navigate the app’s different features. Even when not producing a functional version, in promoting the app it should increase the audience’s confidence in a very important way to getting the impression that the app will