Project 3 Prelim Critique
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Project 3 Prelim Critique
Here are my 4 roughs for Project 3. I went with colors of TMCC.
Amy Zimmerman
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Re: Project 3 Prelim Critique
The colors are a bit too bright and saturated for me on the home1 its much better with the black (I would change the blue outline on home2 to black if you choose it), having said that, I like the layout of home1 better.
For the home2 design, I would go with a green tmcc logo, the white is really distracting, but with this design it gives you more room for content and you can spreed out more than with the other one.
For the home1 design, I really like on the right side, all the words of the programs that we use in our classes is a nice, unique touch. I would change the color on the turquoise box to maybe white or grey. I also noticed you don't have a footer, we don't need one but I think it'd be a nice addition to your designs. Great start though.
For the home2 design, I would go with a green tmcc logo, the white is really distracting, but with this design it gives you more room for content and you can spreed out more than with the other one.
For the home1 design, I really like on the right side, all the words of the programs that we use in our classes is a nice, unique touch. I would change the color on the turquoise box to maybe white or grey. I also noticed you don't have a footer, we don't need one but I think it'd be a nice addition to your designs. Great start though.
Vicki Miller
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Re: Project 3 Prelim Critique
I definitely like the bottom design better as far as layout. You have way too much of that same TMCC green color though. It is harsh on the eyes. I would choose a sans-serif simple font for the body copy and take out the white box around the TMCC logo. I think the blue and green are too close in value so you need to create more contrast. Good Start though.
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Dallas Avery Jones
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Dallas Avery Jones
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]“Words have no power to impress the mind without the exquisite horror of their reality.” - Edgar Allan Poe
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Re: Project 3 Prelim Critique
They feel really similar because you used the same colors and fonts for both designs. The second one has a better layout, but it's just too simple.
ALEXIS ROSALES
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Re: Project 3 Prelim Critique
I like the layout of your first design. I would suggest adding some boxes or somthing to your links and navigation. It will make them pop more to the viewer, and more nav friendly. Good job.
-Warren Asher-
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I like first one!
you should put red color which is the complementry color of green.
Nice work!
you should put red color which is the complementry color of green.
Nice work!
Yoshiki Katabami
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Re: Project 3 Prelim Critique
The first one is better because the pix one don't account for the negative space. The navigation on one need to be aligned and angled at the same degree for each work (20° and - 20° for example.) less green, please.
Jena Molina
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Re: Project 3 Prelim Critique
I like the second design better than the first the larger image is nice and the text box over top as well. I would find a cleaner way to integrate the nav into the layout. Nice work though.
Mark Sinnott
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Re: Project 3 Prelim Critique
The first one is too complicated. I mean you did too much angle on the text. If you fix that, the first one works good though, I think. The second one has a contrast issue so you need to think about that if you choose it.
Natsuki Tonuma