I can design a range of documents. Here is an example of a document using the bank logo I designed. I used 'Adobe Illustrator' to create my logo, I used 'Word' to create my letter and I used 'Powerpoint' to screenshot my document so I could insert it into Blogger. I think my logo is a good logo for a professional document e.g a formal letter. I think that the audience of my document would be a professional audience like business people because it suits the name of my bank and is smart and looks professional. For my logo I used adobe illustrator and basically used circles and layered them on top of each other in the shape of a tree because the name of my bank is Branches. While I was making my logo I changed a lot of the shape of the tree and the size of the circles. I'm sure I will change it more when I complete my finished logo. I feel that my logo is a good logo because it suits the name of the bank and is very simple yet very effectively. Designs for company's can persuade costumers because if the company is being advertised, you don't want to write a lot of the company's details when you could use a small logo.
ReplyDeleteWWW: You have achieved most of the following criteria:
I can design a range of documents in various applications.
I can combine text, images and logos from different applications.
I can design documents that are appropriate to a professional audience.
I can save my documents in an organised matter.
I can fully describe the audience and purpose of my documents.
I can use adobe illustrator to design an effective vector logo.
I can refine my documents as I work and not settle for the initial design.
I can present my work as an annotated blog post independently.
I can explain how design can persuade consumers.
EBI: You showed that you can self evaluate my design to make changes and improve the quality.