Considering the feedback you received in class and the four visual design elements summarized on slide 2, continue to refine the design of your three chosen screens.

For each of your three screens, document your design study as well as your final design (i.e., each screen you present on page 3-5 should be different to document/illustrate your process) in the Process.Final.Document.v2 document (available in Powerpoint and Keynote). Provide rationale for your design.

Please use your name in the following filename format: LastnameFirstnameA12.pdf. Due as a blogpost with PDF attachment on Thursday, April 23rd 9AM.

Carefully review the visual design elements discussed in class and summarized on page 2 of this document. Continue to refine the design of your three chosen screens based on these four design elements.

For each of your three screens, document your design study as well as your final design (i.e., each screen you present on page 3-5 should be different to document/illustrate your process) in the Process.Final.Document.v1 document (available in Powerpoint and Keynote). Provide rationale for your design.

Please use your name in the following filename format: LastnameFirstnameA11.pdf. Due as a blogpost with PDF attachment on Thursday, April 16th 9AM.

Please also see the syllabus for readings.

Continue to refine the composition of your three chosen screens. And then, this time, apply colors objectively and systematically to your three screens with reference to Itten’s color contrasts discussed in the color lecture. Discuss which color contrast(s) used in your design and why you chose the(se) particular color contrast(s).

You may use ANY design elements, but color, typography, and ease of use should be your main priority. Document your results in the “Design.Process.Color.Document” document (available in Keynote or PowerPoint).

Please use your name in the following filename format: LastnameFirstnameA10.pdf. Due as a blogpost with PDF attachment on Thursday, April 9th 9AM.