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Today I focused on applying the established design language to the rest of the content slides and trying to redesign slides that have figures and images so that they look more cohesive with the overall format I’ve chosen:
Bird Logo:
Andrey Vasiliev from the Noun Project
Valeriy from the Noun Project
Ayub Irawan from the Noun Project
Cat Logo:
sandra from the Noun Project
Matt Hawdon from the Noun Project
Marco Hernandez from the Noun Project
Dog Logo:
Focus Lab from the Noun Project
Anastasia Latysheva from the Noun Project
Vectors Market from the Noun Project
Fish Logo:
Beatrix Rubio from the Noun Project
adinda from the Noun Project
Patrick Morrison from the Noun Project
Turtle Logo:
Cédric Villain from the Noun Project
Andrejs Kirma from the Noun Project
Ecem Acafan from the Noun Project
Today I worked on making a universal design language for the content slides, using small figures with color gradients to accent the slides:
I also looked into different font types to establish a hierarchy into the slide. I ended up choosing Gautami.
This project initially started as a task to create a generic style guide for the clients to refer to while creating content for the UWC WordPress Site. I added a few guidelines under the Publishing Help section in WordPress.
After creating the style guide, I started working on updating the layout for a few pages in the UWC site.
Yesterday (or should I say Friday), I did the green screen training. It was super simple. I learned a new way to cut out an object, so that’s definitely something!
Today, I got an assignment to create some Canvas graphics and a PowerPoint template for the basic English Lit TAs’ orientation. For now, I’m going with the dark blue from the UT secondary palette. Ideally, I would associate English lit with brown, but that’s not a brand color. Blue it is. So far, I’ve done the Canvas callout buttons:
It’s pretty smooth sailing so far. On Monday, I’ll do the rest of the Photoshop work for the Canvas dashboard and home page banner.
UPDATE: I have to redo them on Monday with new text! No problem, though.
