Tuesday 1 May 2018

CAD Variations


LANDING PAGE





  • bold and bright style 
  • iconography selected is developed by females-further showcases the work






  • an about section was highlighted in order showcase the intentions of the interface. 
  • bold colours were used to allow each individual section to stand out



  • colours relate to each section 
  • buttons added to direct the consumer 
  • the imagery used embeds women within the creative industry




  • a footer has been added in which holds key information surrounding the brand
  • links to email have been applied



example


  • example as to how the scroll may look upon the homepage
  • bold colours allow the design to stand out



JOB SECTION


  • On the task bar a job section will be highlighted 
  • initial page, allowing the consumer to search for a job role 



  • secondary page (scroll)
  • PEER FEEDBACK-add location search 
  • clear hierarchy 




  • further link to see the full employment advert 
  • blue used as a calming agent 



  • lets people apply
  • link to client website?
  • clear, minimal layout 



  • pop up section that appears after you click apply
  • fun, engaging design-inviting 


BLOG SECTION



  • green-positive
  • interviews with creatives is featured 



  • scroll doen-multiple elements 




  • copywriting example 




  • link to full article-more engaging to the young consumer 

PORTFOLIO SECTION 



  • basic introduction 
  • allows you to submit relevant details 


AGONY AUNT




  • you are able to ask the creative agony aunt anything 
  • submit through simple upload system 
  • pop up saying once you have submitted. 


SELF HELP SECTION





  • large type-visually engaging 
  • catchy slogans 







  • again when submitted a different banner pops up. 
  • imagery selected is created by female creatives-ensuring they gain recognition. 



Thoughts/Feedback:
  • shapes are much more decorative/effective 
  • the new colour variations are stronger than the previous 
  • consistency is made throughout
  • keep to flush left??-I don't agree with this
  • transitions just need to be perfected (makes it easier for the consumer to navigate) 





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