OUGD504: Studio Brief 1 & 2 - Design for Print & Design for Web // Peer Review session

Adam - Design for Print and Web

• Put It In Print
• Info pack / publication - mind map inside
• Screen printed - effort?
• Aimed at anyone in college who would need advice on printing
• Card game themed website 
• Perhaps a conflicting idea with the audience - adding drinking games with traditional family card games could cause problems

Me (Feedback given from other) - Design for Web

•  Create a page spread and focus on content specifics?
• Minimal aesthetic would definitely work well
• Maybe think about dividing categories and sub categories to eliminate cofusion of navigating
• Scrolling family tree is interesting
• Content: Origins, timeline, actors - cars?
• Get your websites drawn out so you can get good
• Website audience? Who and why would someone use your website?
• An info graphic would work well for the family tree thing, would make it easier to view a lot of information.
• Having one large page for all of the actors could make navigation difficult - lots of information to put in one place - might be hard for the user to find a particular actor.

Abi - Design for Print

• T-shirt packaging, screen printed t-shirt, information printed onto the box. Visually interesting. 
• Fairly complex, might you be doing too much?
• Interesting way to communicate your information
• Try taking a step back, what do you want to communicate, and create a solid concept

Alex - Design for Print

• Print Info pack
• Lots of books, bound by two pieces of wood a laggy-band. Too much work?
• You want to do a lot of stuff, I feel like it might be overwhelming in the month we have to create it.
• I feel, after looking at your design context blog, that you could really benefit from some more idea development. Your concept seems to have come from someone else's idea - almost identically. 
• Good primary research, now apply it! 

Yearsley - Design for Print

• Concept: Processes booklet // Survival Guide for Printing. Examples of different processes, different stock considerations, the whole shabang. Stick it all in a fancy box - like a survival guide. 
• Sounds like a lot of stuff, perhaps a more simple approach could be effective.
• Talking about approachable printers is a grand idea for new students! Very helpful!

Laura 

• Concept: Infopack - what you need to know, to get started in print. Aimed at students.
• To be bound using a paper fastener - interesting concept! Useful, flexibility and diversity being able to cater to different needs.
• Print is Dead // Print is Alive - ace! I love the over printing idea, really interesting!
• Simple. Effective. Grand.
• The texture touch 'n feel idea is a great way to engage the audience, something different new and interesting.