...THE END

The report about the blog is almost done, but cannot be finished without our last post...so here it is! But before thanking everyone :) we want to draw the attention for a moment to our 'process report paragraph'. This paragraph can be found in the last added page PROCESS REPORT PARAGRAPH and gives you an idea of how our design process developed. It discusses the ways the theory of visual perception is applied, our concepts and the choices we have made that led to the final designs.

Then we really arrived at the end of this final post..Group O and H thank you for your input and comments, to the other groups we hope you all did a good project and to everyone else we hope you have enjoyed reading our blog!

ASS. 2 | PRESENTATIONS FINISHED...AND NOW?

After the presentations given yesterday, we are now in the part of the process that is about finalizing and completing the work we have done. Deliverables that belong to this part are a report about our blog and a 'process report paragraph' that should be posted on the blog at the latest Friday. These and upcoming days we will work on these deliverables, to eventually complete this project.

ASS. 2 | FINALLY THE FINAL DESIGNS...

At last the final designs have been developed and can be seen in the fourth added page FINAL DESIGNS ASS. 2. The selfrunning movie, representing the final presentation can also be found there. So if you are interesting in these end results have a look!

ASS. 2 | ALMOST AT THE FINISH LINE...

After experimenting actually totally new concepts have been made. Two examples are shown below. The visual variables mentioned in the previous post are applied to these concepts. There are however some  manipulations applied as well that are not mentioned in the previous post, which are:

• Text direction: the direction of the text goes with the intended direction to walk in.
• The railway station pops out, because of its different size and colour, which should indicate it is the starting point of the route. 

 

'Route K' The Culture route

'Route P' The Shopping route

However, we thought the difference in style between the older versions and these new concepts was too big and the new concepts were not explicitly better in their visual variables. So for the final designs we decided to stick to the old style and improved the older versions with this style.