Due:
Final crit
- Whitney, Chris, Tori
- Haas, Kristen
- Isaac, Justin
- Emily, Jon
- Hev, Brendan
Studio:
- lecture about wireframes
ACT website project brief
Create a useful & informative reference site that best displays what you learned and accomplished during this course. Show it in your sophomore reviews and keep it to use in your future coursework!
Objectives
- communication: organized and accessible structure and content (visual and verbal)
- theory: correctly defined/identified theories
- form: visually cohesive, strong and appropriate design system
- execution: refined digital craftsmanship
Other requirements
- proper grammar and spelling
- give credit to original designers/authors of found work
- format: muse web site
Content:
Semiotics
- a: found examples of semiotics (includes: 1 icon, 1 index, 1 symbol, 1 syntagm, 1 paradigm, 1 pragmatic)
- b: 2 studies/examples that code meaning (1 of relay, 1 of anchor) AND 2 studies/examples that change connotations (for each, list 3 connotations)
- c: 18 definitions
- semiotics
- syntax
- semantics
- pragmatics
- sign
- signifier
- signified
- icon
- index
- symbol
- anchor
- relay
- digital code
- analog code
- denotation
- connotation
- polysemy
- paradigm
Rhetoric/Modes of Appeal/Social Good poster
- a: found examples of 3 modes of appeal
- b: 2 studies that communicate your chosen design for social good topic (for each, list the modes and tropes employed)
- c: 3 definitions (ethos, pathos, & logos)
Rhetoric/Tropes
- a: found examples of 9 rhetorical tropes
- b: 9 definitions (pun, hyperbole, irony, antithesis, personification, metonymy, metaphor, synecdoche, parody)
Communication theory:
- communication model final (includes: 2 communicators, 1 channel, 1 message, 1 noise, 1 feedback, 3 contextual factors)
- 12 definitions
- communicator a/b
- channel
- message
- noise
- feedback
- context
- perception (pathos)
- reasoning (logos)
- motivation (ethos)
- technical
- semantic
- effectiveness
Note: You can include more examples, description, book elements and insight than the minimum required.
Homework:
- site map (how will you outline your information?)
- your initial wire frames (how will your organize your information?)
- 3 concepts/sketches each including a home page and secondary page (definitions/examples)
- install Muse on your computer (it is part of the adobe creative suites)
see
- monica’s site http://design.kcai-sites.com/students/monicaroesner/act/
- bri dallas - http://design.kcai-sites.com/students/briannadallas/commtheory/
- jennifer abate - http://design.kcai-sites.com/students/jenniferabate/modes-of-appeal.html
- lauren lanigan http://design.kcai-sites.com/students/laurenlanigan/act/
- tessa canon http://design.kcai-sites.com/students/tessacanon/AppCom/
- calde smith http://design.kcai-sites.com/students/caldesmith/rhetoric.html
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