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I adequately followed accessibility guidelines with my app. I started with the easily understandable typeface which is clear and legible. Furthermore, even with the pink colour scheme, I made sure to have a clear contrast between the colour and the typeface, making it accessible. Also, the simplicity of the app means that there are limited […]
Continue ReadingWhilst creating my high-fidelity mobile app, I made sure to keep using my colour palette that I decided on previously through research. The colour scheme compliments the game company which is called “sugarplum studios” and it appeals mostly to a female audience. Here are my profile page and log in Here are my first 2 pages […]
Continue ReadingI initially drew a paper-based low fidelity prototype. This outlined the key features as well as some rejected designs. The rejected designs are a progress bar (which was removed as it didn’t seem relevant to the app) and an onboarding process. Personally, the onboarding process didn’t feel necessary due to the very simple app with […]
Continue ReadingI tested many different ones to decide which to use for my poster.
Continue ReadingWith this portrait I tested out different flower variations for the background, from completely empty and simple to overrun with a variety of flowers. In the end I preferred a look that is somewhat in the middle and doesn’t take away from my final portrait.
Continue ReadingFor my first portrait I have made a plaid background and I experimented with the shape of a strawberry. I chose to do the deep red lines in a lower opacity to create the darker boxes for when they cross over. I think it goes well with the portrait as they contrast but also complement […]
Continue ReadingThe subject I’ve chosen for this assignment is Halloween movies, specifically children’s movies. I have explored a range of halloween movies from horror to children’s and have ultimately chosen a younger demographic. Figure 1. A great example of typography regarding children’s halloween films. I would argue that the typography in this Coraline poster is very […]
Continue ReadingFigure 1. An amazing example of a conceptually designed poster, exemplifying key themes of the film. This poster has a great conceptual design. Even as the remastered version, produced years later, it still pays homage to the original posters with its typeface. The ‘O’ is replaced by a button which seems to be sewn into […]
Continue ReadingFigure 1. A great example of composition drawing the viewers eyes to key moments in the poster. The use of the black and white pearl as a central point draws your attention to her with the white road. She is dynamic, holding up an axe and displays movement and although small on the poster it plays […]
Continue ReadingFigure 1. A great example of colour though simple, creating an effective poster. It’s clear that this ‘Get out’ poster is a great example of colour. The graphic designer has purposefully chosen to only use a grayscale (black and white), and this is likely done to represent the racism and segregation within the movie.There is […]
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