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Heather Groen

D #2 HW #2 Four Principles of Effective Logo Design - 1 views

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    This site is really simple but offers some good points about designing effective logos. The textbook offers an example of logo design, so I wanted to explore some more information. According to this site, there are four main principles: the logo should be simple, versatile, memorable, and relevant. One good point the author made was that most of the top corporate companies use only one or two colors in their logo. A logo must also be expected to appear in many different formats, ranging from a billboard designed to be seen from a distance to a logo etched onto a pencil.
Rebecca Anderson

Creative Brainstorming: 50 Examples of The Logo Design Process - Noupe Design Blog - 1 views

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      This was my favorite article that I found relating and supporting Chapter 1 because it was very visual. In each picture the design process for the individual logos were clearly demonstrated and it was interesting to see the possibilities that were not choosen. Chapter 1 explains the amount of prep work and thought that happens all before a simple design can become realized.
anonymous

D#1, HW#13 - 1 views

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    The design process put to work when creating a logo.
Michael Clark

Logo Design Process of Top Graphic Designers - 1 views

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      Almost all of this is reflective of much of the content in the assigned reading. BoD Chapter 1
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      I think this is an important concept that the text misses. I feel that it important to celebrate and share your secesses with family and close friends. It helps build your self esteem and makes it easier to want to do it again.
Rebecca Jordan

D#3 HW1- C3 bookmark - 0 views

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    I thought this site gave really good examples for web designs. It is particularly useful for me and the group because we are starting project one. Its gives good ideas on objects like logos, headers and how web sites/ pages should use correct contrast.
Taylor Rowand

Dream Infinity Studios - 0 views

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    Great example of user analysis and design with tutorials for beginner to expert graphic design
Lacey Preach

Yahoo - 1 views

shared by Lacey Preach on 27 Jan 11 - Cached
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    Contrast: White background, main story in the center of the page. Summary of story underneath with related links smaller, different colored text to bottom right. Repetition: All links are colored blue and all bullet points and listing numbers are purple. Yahoo sites in the menu are all black with thumbnail pictures. Titles for each grouping box are in black capital letters with subtitles in grey. Alignment: Everything aligned to the left throughout entire webpage. Proximity: Alike items are grouped into boxes with a title in black capital letters.
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    Follows CRAP principles. The Yahoo title and logo are both in purple. C= The whole background is white. The top news stories are posted in the top middle page. All titles are the same color. R= Yahoo it repeated throughout the site. All title colors are the same. It is uniform throughout. A= everything on the site is left align, making it look more organized. P= Groups are all linked together
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    The website does in fact follow the CRAP principles to a T. A very good reason for this is that there is a huge team of web designers working for yahoo, thus leading to an excellent website.
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    i love yahoo's webpage and i think that it follows CRAP very well. this page is one that im on often and its so simple not to clutered and easy to find what i need:) i think this is a great pick.
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    yes, Yahoo does following the principles quite well. i tend to favor a more simplistic design and so for news/browser sites, I would actually prefer www.msn.com It seems to be the same type of content but set up in a way that is a little bit easier for the eye to read. Maybe because it is right-aligned and not left like so many other sites?
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