Tuesday 27 November 2018

Visiting Professional: Only

Why Design for Print?

  • Constantly evolving and theres endless opportunity
  • Primary source of information 
  • It's experimental and interactive
  • Motion and actions in websites have been used nowadays to add character to the websites for brands- usage of typography and animation
  • Having motions also creates a better experience for the users and takes them on a journey 
Design Process
  • Spend time researching analysing the brand that they are working for and things that they can improve on.
  • Run workshops with the clients and really find out what the audience are and create persona's -> persona is then used in order to figure out and see if the application will actually do it's job.
  • Wireframing - helps to visualise what the application will do and how the user will use it and separate it from the aesthetic and visual designs first.
  • Design - bringing in the content and fleshing out 
  • Front end (Developers) - take the design to the developer and communicate with them e.g. how the animation needs to work, how it'll move etc.
Case Studies

*Printworks - idea of printing and motion in traditional printing processes
-really simple idea that has been taken to so many levels and mediums, e.g. website, posters 
- usage of type, layout and composition have been pushed 

Tools

-Invision
-Marvel App
-Adobe XD
-Sketch

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