Edits for the requested style b package. We went with this color purple for a fun contrast with the yellow flame in the banner. I also did custom edits to the button bottom bar to be a shade of the purple instead of a gray. Both courses have the same title and instructors so the only edit I made differently was changing the “CH 304k” with “CH 305”.
We are using 2 general style templates(style A/B) for most of the summer online course graphics, Professor Stephen Jessee picked style A.
Requested assets: Homepage, Dashboard, Buttons, Individual Lecture Segment Video Slide, iPad Overlay.
I was tasked with the role of project lead for creating the client-facing PDF Design Menus for Summer Online Courses style A, which is the more formal monochromatic version of the two versions that we are going to offer our client. Project managers will use our PDF Design Menus to show clients what we can offer them to customize the graphics for their course.
This is the general style guide for the canvas homepage banner
For style A, we are using the round canvas button graphics
To make sure the course title and professor’s name are legible, we decided to keep the dashboard graphic clean.
We are offering 4 general stinger options for both style A and style B: Quiz, TA Discussion, Chat, and Survey. Style B will be in a different color scheme
Back to making icons yay 😀
Professors can request a title slide for their ppt presentation. Pre-rolls will be sent to the video team for animation.
This is a mock up of how the course will look on ipads.
I’ve begun work to annotate some photos that help instructors set up in-home studios for classes. There is a strict appearance for shadows, text, and arrows which I’m following, and almost all of the photos I’ve gotten have had the need for a stronger gradient beneath to make the text visible, but maybe I should be looking to find darker elements in the photo to place the text instead.
My assigned topic is Entrepreneurship. With Bridget’s template, we are able to speed up the process and maintain a consistent art style. I spent the past week creating icons for the “Pathway” sections, which shows the career options of each topic, it was a really interesting learning process with all the advice and resources Suloni, Abriella, and Bridget provided. These are some icons I made:
This is how the infographic looks right now:
Here are my drafts that I have sketched out for the K-12 infographic. I am currently waiting on feedback from my coworkers then I will make these in photoshop. Below are the different icons for each topic. The ones with only one image were approved.
