Having completed my identify and analysis I now need to start to design what the presentation will actually look like.
Design Having completed my identify and analysis I now need to start to design what the presentation will actually look like. I have decided to do three initial design ideas, all different from each other and then ask the English rep which one he prefers and if there are any other things he would like included. Below are my three initial design ideas: Idea 1 Idea 2 Idea 3 After designing these three initila ideas I e-mialed them to the enhlish rep and asked for his feedback on the designs, and which one he would prefer me to develop. He said: " Unfortunately I don't like the first design, the colours don't look good together and are not evry good on the eye. I also don't like the whole border as I feel it reduces the amount of space to display information. I don't think this is a good design." "However the second design is a lot more attractive, it is simple but also looks good. I like the half border as it gives it a proffesional look. I also like the way that information can be displeyed. The blue and white colours are also suitable." " The third design is also nice and I like the effects of the background colours, howvere I feel it is a little bare and I would prefer it if there was a border as it gives itn a better look. I also feel that this restiricts there to only being one way of presenting the information which may not be suitable. He also said: " Overall I
Toy project DT
Toys are described as playthings for the use of children, normally a toy is to provide entertainment and education. It is widely believed that toys influence the emotional, social, mental and the physical development of children. They play a great part to the early years of a person's life: to occupy and to teach. So it is important what toys children play with and the quality of them. For many centuries children have been interested in toys. Prehistoric toys must have existed because children and adults have used their imagination to create toys out of any materials. Objects have survived which have been made out of terracotta are expected to be around 3000 years old. These were made in the Mediterranean and the Near East, and were models of animals and some pull along toys on wheels. It has been proven that Egyptians, Romans and Greeks have mad toy for children these include dolls, terracotta animals with moving parts or wheels, Egyptian wooden figure of a man games with dice, marbles and counters, hoops, yo-yos kneading dough and knucklebones. Toys such as animal figures, balls, spinning tops and toys with simple mechanisms are found in most cultures in the world. Many toys have a simple movement within the toy. Among them are jointed figures sent into acrobatic antics by pressure or torsion, devices activated by swinging
Production of Documents.
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The report is about six different documents ranging from three organizations. From each organization we have two different types of documents. The two different types of documents are a letter and a statement.
AVCE Unit 1 Presenting Information Contents Page Contents Page 2 Introduction 3 Organization 1 3 Organization 2 5 Organization 3 7 Analysis 9 Part 1 Introduction The report is about six different documents ranging from three organizations. From each organization we have two different types of documents. The two different types of documents are a letter and a statement. The report will describe each document and evaluate its suitability and any improvements that could be done to enhance the customer satisfaction for all of the documents. All of the documents will be compared with each other to find similarities for example the location of the date. Also the documents will be compared to find the differences of each document and the differences of each organization with the other organization. Organization 1 The Alliance Leicester letter is set out in a formal layout with the company logo in the top left hand corner of the page. The customer address, which is a standard item of information, is on the left side of the page just under the logo. The date is located on the top right hand corner of the page just under where the card number is shown. The date is a standard item of information that is also present on a letter. The logo consists of a shape and text. The logo is in the company colours, which are orange and blue. The company colours are used in many places on
Graphic Design : Producing a Graphic Product
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Evaluation for cake bases
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It is my aim to make a profit out of designing and producing websites. I also hope that my web design business shall grow and expand so that I design a variety of websites.
Web Design Business Plan Business Studies Business Plan (GCSE) Aims and Objectives: Aims - It is my aim to make a profit out of designing and producing websites. I also hope that my web design business shall grow and expand so that I design a variety of websites. My final aim is for the business to survive, as the costs for a web design business are very low I consider it highly unlikely that this aim will be difficult to achieve. Objectives - To make high quality and affordable websites. It would be extremely unrealistic to have a high market share as an objective when there are hundreds if not thousands of companies designing websites but I do aim to produce at least two high quality websites. Marketing & Production Plan I plan to produce e-commerce websites (online shop). A typical price for such a website is £100 including website hosting and a domain name. I plan to charge £30 because unlike professional companies I do not have the facilities to offer services such as 24/7 customer care and hosting. I will just design the websites and shall not offer extra services. I do not aim to be competing with large firms offering web design, instead I shall be competing with other people who design websites and sell them on listing services such as eBay and Yalgo.com. Having recently looked through these two websites I have noticed that nobody else is offering web design
3D Element Primary Research
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Having established that the best medium to advertise and raise awareness of my mother's salon is a leaflet. I decided to carry out a questionnaire and an interview for my research method due to the fact that I believe
Having established that the best medium to advertise and raise awareness of my mother's salon is a leaflet. I decided to carry out a questionnaire and an interview for my research method due to the fact that I believe that these two options would provide me with the best possible understanding of where I should be heading in order to design and make this artefact. I conducted a one to one interview with my mother because she is the owner of the company and I needed to find out how she wants her business to be publicised. This would enable me to ask in depth questions, which I could set as criteria for the leaflet. I designed a set of 18 questions that inquired her about the layout, size, style, material and the specific purposes she wanted the upcoming leaflet to serve. I also produced different samples of font, colour scheme and a rage of graphics for the interview, which helped to gain a clearer understanding of her needs. From the sample, she selected a fresh colour scheme, which consisted of different shades of blue. This complemented with the result of the questionnaire I carried out because 86% of the people preferred blue over the other options I presented. She also wanted the name of the salon in untailored, casual style (Magneto, Ravie) to contrast with a professional font, which was used for the price listing (Times New Roman, Century). Lastly she