Sketch
The bottom last box of my storyboard is presented by the poster design of one of my social media campaign options. The poster idea allows my audience to publicly notice and share the content in public spaces so Islamic Knowledge becomes known.
I added a small rough design of how my poster was to be structured, adding small illustrations that I wish to contribute to my design which may later be expanded on or changed.
One important aspect of this poster was the design of my QR Code, making this poster a lot of fun and interactive for the public. Giving my audience the option to scan by mobile and access the application is a sufficient and quick way to quickly gain access to the website/application, rather than writing and copying a link word for word.
Adhering to the set tasks above gave me better confidence in what to expect from my project. Ensuring that the correct style design was used through making the poster, whilst keeping a minimalistic design that’s similar to the application and web design.
Improving on the sketch above, I drew a better and more detailed design for my poster’s design idea through a paper prototype. This gave me better guidance and allowed me to improve my ideas through more space, the same size as a poster size may be which gave a more realistic sense.
Using the same house style as the app keeps a sufficient and more recognisable design to the audience’s eye. Being able to identify a brand from a distance gives an advantage towards the social media campaign in gaining an audience and spreading the word about it further. Editing the background to an even lighter shade of green, making sure that the illustrations and text were still visible and clear from a distance for a user.
Centring the QR Code was the best decision placement in terms of design. Giving the audience a clear view to scan and gain quick access to the application, and potentially being the first object their eyes land on, as well as maintaining an eye-catching design.
Reference
xd.adobe.com. (n.d.). Islamic Knowledge Poster. [online] Available at: https://xd.adobe.com/view/bcdf5760-745d-4d47-b3ef-177f4c613420-e98c [Accessed 2 May 2024].