Assignment Brief Three: Group Project
Set Week 34 (22.03.2012)
Presentation: Week 41 (11.05.2012)
Deadline Week 44 (01.06.2012)
Brief: Real world design solution.
Design and build a website to your chosen client’s specification.
In teams design, implement and evaluate a website that demonstrates your understanding and expertise in all three pathway module areas.
Students will be expected to submit a full JOINT report on the proposal, design, implementation and testing of this website. They will also be expected to give a JOINT presentation in Week 42 specifying their progress and specific roles in its construction, client liaison and deployment.
Interface Design:
Provide a professional design solution which is fully mobilised, accessible and standards compliant to WC3 guidelines http://www.w3.org/
Please demonstrate flair and creative design principles which show a wide contextual base and sound technical knowledge of basic CSS3 and HTML/HTML5 as a framework for deploying interactivity.
Flash and PHP database driven solutions are at your discretion. Work will be graded according to functionality, accessibility, overall design flair and client satisfaction.
Presentation Week 42 :
A group presentation on Friday 11th May specifying progress and team member’s specific roles in construction, client liaison and deployment.
What to hand in: DROPBOX submission Friday 1st June 2012
*N.B. TEAM LEADER’s Dropbox ONLY!*
Deadline Friday 1st June 5 pm (Week 44)
Submit your website files as a single compressed Zip file (through compressing your appropriately labelled root folder); to your team leader’s dropbox.
Include the URL of the live version of your website running on the the team leader’s website (if this is not possible please talk to either Shaun Belcher, Giselle Leeb or David Downes);
Submit both the Zip file and design report evaluation via the team leader’s Dropbox as set up on NOW.
Also include any power-point or presentation documentation.
Remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your work is viewable to staff members. Double check your work on several machines running XP.
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Monday, 2 April 2012
Thursday, 16 February 2012
DP3 Brief
Now context 2 is done can start dp3.
Assignment Brief Two
Deadline Week (16.03.2012) by 11.55 p.m.
Brief: Artist/Arts Organisation Website
Design and build an artist / arts organisation website. This will be a
website and related mobilised website* which will act as a promotional
tool for an artistic individual or organisation and which will increase
both profile and online traffic for the client.
The choice of artist is wide and could include musician, craftsperson,
writer etc. These must be real individuals, who are either known to the
designer or if not known then with sufficient background material
available (on or offline), to make an effective ‘mock’ website.
They can be real ‘live’ commissions if available.
Web Design: ‘HTML5 & CSS3’ & MOBILISATION
Design, build and deploy a minimum 5 page website in HTML5 and
CSS3 that should include examples of fully functioning Javascript
and/or Actionscript.
A one page scrolling website with easing acceptable as long as it
contains equivalent of five pages of content.
The website created in HTML5 should degrade smoothly to non HTML5
compliant browsers and also have a fully operational mobilised*
version.
Please demonstrate flair and creative design principles which show a
wide contextual base and sound technical knowledge of CSS3 and
HTML5 as a framework for deploying the interactivity.
Provide a professional design solution which is accessible and
standards compliant to WC3 guidelines http://www.w3.org/.
*mobilised = designed to be viewed on a mobile phone
Evaluation:
Finally provide a, not more than, 1000 word write up discussing and
explaining your design decisions (.doc or .pdf format).
Within the submitted document provide:
Justification of the various design decisions you have made in
developing the final design
A review of the interface and interaction of your final design
against the Constantine and Lockwood principles of interface
design
Hand-In:
What to hand in: DROPBOX submission. 16.03.2012 by 11.55 p.m.
Submit your application files as a single compressed Zip file
(through compressing your appropriately labelled root folder);
Include the URL of the live version of your website
running on your server space;
Submit both the Zip file and design report via the relevant
Dropbox as set up on NOW. NO RAR files!
Remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your work is
viewable to staff members. Double check your work on several NTU
machines.
Presentations: (16.03.2012 13:00 - 16:00 WAV 207 )
You will present an in-class demonstration to your peers.
In the demonstration you will have 2 minutes to setup/login then over 5
minutes you will show the finished product, discuss areas of difficulty in
implementation and areas for improvement.
You will then have 3 minutes to answer any questions.
Assignment Brief Two
Deadline Week (16.03.2012) by 11.55 p.m.
Brief: Artist/Arts Organisation Website
Design and build an artist / arts organisation website. This will be a
website and related mobilised website* which will act as a promotional
tool for an artistic individual or organisation and which will increase
both profile and online traffic for the client.
The choice of artist is wide and could include musician, craftsperson,
writer etc. These must be real individuals, who are either known to the
designer or if not known then with sufficient background material
available (on or offline), to make an effective ‘mock’ website.
They can be real ‘live’ commissions if available.
Web Design: ‘HTML5 & CSS3’ & MOBILISATION
Design, build and deploy a minimum 5 page website in HTML5 and
CSS3 that should include examples of fully functioning Javascript
and/or Actionscript.
A one page scrolling website with easing acceptable as long as it
contains equivalent of five pages of content.
The website created in HTML5 should degrade smoothly to non HTML5
compliant browsers and also have a fully operational mobilised*
version.
Please demonstrate flair and creative design principles which show a
wide contextual base and sound technical knowledge of CSS3 and
HTML5 as a framework for deploying the interactivity.
Provide a professional design solution which is accessible and
standards compliant to WC3 guidelines http://www.w3.org/.
*mobilised = designed to be viewed on a mobile phone
Evaluation:
Finally provide a, not more than, 1000 word write up discussing and
explaining your design decisions (.doc or .pdf format).
Within the submitted document provide:
Justification of the various design decisions you have made in
developing the final design
A review of the interface and interaction of your final design
against the Constantine and Lockwood principles of interface
design
Hand-In:
What to hand in: DROPBOX submission. 16.03.2012 by 11.55 p.m.
Submit your application files as a single compressed Zip file
(through compressing your appropriately labelled root folder);
Include the URL of the live version of your website
running on your server space;
Submit both the Zip file and design report via the relevant
Dropbox as set up on NOW. NO RAR files!
Remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your work is
viewable to staff members. Double check your work on several NTU
machines.
Presentations: (16.03.2012 13:00 - 16:00 WAV 207 )
You will present an in-class demonstration to your peers.
In the demonstration you will have 2 minutes to setup/login then over 5
minutes you will show the finished product, discuss areas of difficulty in
implementation and areas for improvement.
You will then have 3 minutes to answer any questions.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Context 2, Assignment 2
Title: Portfolio
Task:
Produce a portfolio that showcases your development as a multimedia practitioner. It is expected that you will use work produced for your Multimedia Pathway, and any external multimedia work you may have done or be doing, to frame the demonstration of your development. Your p ortfolio should contain finished pieces but should also show work in progress and your design development process.
Background:
It is a very good idea to obtain work placement experience during your degree. Ideally you should send copies of your finished portfolio to the organisations and practitioners you identified in Assignment One. Whilst obtaining a placement isn’t part of the assignment submission, the assignment is designed to help you do something that you should be personally considering anyway.
Aims:
You should seek to both demonstrate your specific pathway skills, technique and understanding and to contextualise your personal development in regards to your current or desired position in the multimedia industry. This should be through the inclusion of appropriate work.
Take a look at the Useful Links section in the Learning Room for this module for advice on how you might construct your portfolio.
Portfolio document format:
- Title splash page
- Finalised work section
- Work-In-Progress section
- Design Development Process section
- Contact Me section (On-line CVs should not contain your date of birth, place of birth, marital status, address or phone number as they can enable identity theft. A professional email address is the best way to allow employers to contact you initially, as a multimedia practitioner you should be considering a domain name purchase.)
The following link provides some advice on portfolio considerations.
http://www.kent.ac.uk/careers/cv/portfolios.htm.
Submission Deadline:
Date: 16/02/12
Relevant learning outcomes for this assignment are:
- Apply knowledge of the critical and contextual dimensions of your Multimedia practice as it is informed by social, cultural and technical issues
- Produce well structured and appropriately considered work using knowledge of appropriate methods
- Employ understanding of current knowledge and practice to a chosen multimedia discipline
- Critically evaluate and review own work and the work of others
Task:
Produce a portfolio that showcases your development as a multimedia practitioner. It is expected that you will use work produced for your Multimedia Pathway, and any external multimedia work you may have done or be doing, to frame the demonstration of your development. Your p ortfolio should contain finished pieces but should also show work in progress and your design development process.
Background:
It is a very good idea to obtain work placement experience during your degree. Ideally you should send copies of your finished portfolio to the organisations and practitioners you identified in Assignment One. Whilst obtaining a placement isn’t part of the assignment submission, the assignment is designed to help you do something that you should be personally considering anyway.
Aims:
You should seek to both demonstrate your specific pathway skills, technique and understanding and to contextualise your personal development in regards to your current or desired position in the multimedia industry. This should be through the inclusion of appropriate work.
Take a look at the Useful Links section in the Learning Room for this module for advice on how you might construct your portfolio.
Portfolio document format:
- Title splash page
- Finalised work section
- Work-In-Progress section
- Design Development Process section
- Contact Me section (On-line CVs should not contain your date of birth, place of birth, marital status, address or phone number as they can enable identity theft. A professional email address is the best way to allow employers to contact you initially, as a multimedia practitioner you should be considering a domain name purchase.)
The following link provides some advice on portfolio considerations.
http://www.kent.ac.uk/careers/cv/portfolios.htm.
Submission Deadline:
Date: 16/02/12
Relevant learning outcomes for this assignment are:
- Apply knowledge of the critical and contextual dimensions of your Multimedia practice as it is informed by social, cultural and technical issues
- Produce well structured and appropriately considered work using knowledge of appropriate methods
- Employ understanding of current knowledge and practice to a chosen multimedia discipline
- Critically evaluate and review own work and the work of others
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Voyage - DP3 Brief
Shaun gave us the basic brief for our first interactive project "Voyage" - to be completed by end of first term.
I have to create a 5 page website that is validated to wc3 standards & includes at least 3 interactive Java script routines that enhance the interactive experience.
Voyage: A long journey by sea or space. No limit or imagination. A website in which I can pretty much do what I want. Can be a voyage of anything. Be original.
Some very rough ideas for a theme:
I have to create a 5 page website that is validated to wc3 standards & includes at least 3 interactive Java script routines that enhance the interactive experience.
Voyage: A long journey by sea or space. No limit or imagination. A website in which I can pretty much do what I want. Can be a voyage of anything. Be original.
Some very rough ideas for a theme:
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