Showing our layout developments to Alex and Laura was
interesting, I felt that they both saw the potential however knew it was
lacking something, and I felt the same. Once we left the tutorial I expressed
my concerns for the lack of excitement within the pages, we had not paid enough
attention to detail, which is unusual for myself, especially when it came to
font, and justifying fonts. We had been using the font 'Noteworthy', a
type-writeresque style that seems to be a lot of other groups 'go-to' font. I felt
it was too predictable, so I sourced two new fonts that I felt matched our
theme much better, as a group we agreed on this and moved forward, allowing
time for test prints to get our font size correct too.
Once we had decided on a steady aesthetic, we worked
as a team creating a template for our pages; we allocated 15 pages per person
to make the workload fair. This was also more beneficial to our time management.
I know that as a group we are happy with our final outcome, and personally I am
too. I feel that I would not have created this work as an individual but by
working in a group it has allowed me to become more creative and experimental,
but has also developed my editing skills. From today I now know that layout is
not something that comes in at the end, but is something that needs to be a
constant throughout the project, in order to evolve with the work.
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