Web Design

In assignment 1, during week 2, I started sketching my logo named "kaho". I used the letters 'k' and 'h' to create my logo. I really like minimalist style because it looks simple and makes the audience feel comfortable and luxurious. So, I looked for a lot of inspiration on Pinterest about minimalism. I sketched many shapes and created several versions of my logo. The lecturer finally chose a minimalist logo with clean lines and a flame motif, which was flat. In the week 3 , I started to sketch the website banner. Some versions had all the colors, while others were in black and white. Then, I enhanced the hierarchy of the design. Afterwards, I found some images of props related to graphic design to enhance my professionalism. Sketch  Digital Sketch In the practical lecture, all students were required to have a professional photo to be used in the web banner. The lecturer taught us how to professionally crop our photos. and finally the i consult lecturer choos...

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  Practical In the week 3 of the Web Design and Production practical class, the lecturer assigned students to research and sketch the website banner. This banner will be utilized in building their personal portfolio websites. In the following week, Week 4, the lecturer discussed how creating a CV is essential. A CV serves as a resume for students, aiding them in future employment opportunities. Lecture In the lecture, the lecturer shared how to design layout and content colors. Firstly, for creating a good website layout, students must prioritize simplicity, clarity, and user-friendly navigation in design. Next, the lecturer discussed what a website layout is, defining it as the structure of a website, the arrangement of visual and functional elements online. A website must have a header, which means simple navigation, conveying site structure and facilitating user interaction. The page body is the core section with visual content and main messaging. The navigation menu serves as a...

  Practical For the week 2 of Web Design and Production practical class, students are required to create a logo for their own website. The lecturer discussed the distinction between a logo type and a logo. A logotype is a visual symbol representing a brand, while a logo incorporates both symbol and text. Logos are vital for brand identity, fostering recognition, and conveying a company's ethos succinctly. They serve as a powerful visual language, encapsulating the essence of a brand and facilitating immediate connection with the audience. Lecture In the lecture, the instructor shared 10 key web design principles. These rules highlight the importance of purpose in guiding website messaging and actions. Quality content, incorporating SEO, should be clear and user-friendly. Real-world language and logical order enhance user experience. Visuals, reflecting a brand's identity, engage users and break up text. Harmony in design involves elements working together seamlessly. Typography...