Hello, and welcome back! I am super excited to start my second year here at Noroff to continue my studies in graphic design. For our first assignment, we were asked to reflect on our development as a designer and to create an infographic that reflects our progression over the past two semesters. A visualization of …
Part A Consider the touchpoints of your brand in general (to ensure that all the elements work together) and then focus on your packaging. Design a set of Point of Sale elements that will promote your product in-store. Part B Brand manual.Take pictures of your elements and include them in a presentation of your brand …
Using the logo you created in Week 1 and the brochure you designed in Week 2, think about your brand and design packaging for your product. Remember that you can decide about the detail of your product. Is it dog biscuits, meat products in a tin, dry pellets or a new and exciting product? I …
1. Illustration of infographic The brochure design and infographic illustration should work together. Consider the format and style of your brochure and illustrate an infographic using fictitious data (or you could do research to get a better idea of actual statistics). The infographic must display the nutritious benefit of your product to dogs. It should …
Develop a name for a dog food product. Design a logo for this product, using full color. The logo must contain a main visual and typography. (Use the “People Saving Pets” logo as a guide – this does not mean your design should be the same, it is simply an example.) Follow each of the …
To the WordPress website that you started in the previous lesson task, add the hacks mentioned in the lesson: *CMS and WordPress part 3.* Then do some research on the Internet and find two more hacks to implement on your site.Please elaborate on why you chose these hacks and how they will benefit your website. …
Take your theme that you have installed on your hosting account or make a new site and add a theme (it’s your choice). Create a child theme and customize it using CSS and HTML (you can even try PHP if you are feeling brave). Add relevant elements to enhance your SEO. (permalinks, tags, categories etc). The …
Firstly you need to download and install* WordPress. Then publish it to your web hosting account. Create a subfolder if you wish to avoid conflicts with previous websites. *Most hosting companies have the option to install WordPress directly. Look into that for your specific hosting company. Once it is installed, you can start having some …
Now that you have built and tested your website, I would like you to market it. Let’s say that your budget is NOK 10 000 (or 1800 $ US). Please do the following: Do some research on what advertising costs. You could for instance contact your local newspaper, print shop and other websites. Make a …
Take the basic website you have designed in your previous two Lesson Tasks in this module (Lesson Task – Put Thought Into Your Design and Lesson Task – Planning the Structure) and convert that into HTML and CSS code. This will help you understand the importance between the design and the programming phase and how …