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The document describes Awa Cham's process for creating an experimental product. It details the various design elements tested, including using a blue background color with an image of a depressed woman to relate to the theme, quote text boxes to make the product unique and simple, and a large heading to draw attention. Text boxes were used to communicate that abusive relationships are not acceptable and help is available. The final piece included an uploaded image to complete the design. For the reflection, Awa Cham indicates all elements from the experiments will be useful and included in the final product poster, which will be created using Photoshop.
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- 2. Process • I use blue background color to go with my theme. I use this woman because she looks depressed and it relates to my theme. I made this by using canva to create this picture.
- 3. Process • I use this color texts box to create and write down my quotes I needed to make my product unique and simple.
- 4. Process • I use the big head title to create my heading which is the main aim for people to notice first.
- 5. Process • I use the text box to create the next sentence which is to show people who are in an abusive relationship that they can call out for help if they need it and it’s not okay to stay in that relationship or allow someone to be in control of you.
- 6. Process • This is the final piece of my work. I add the last image by using the upload image bottom to upload the image to finalize my product.
- 7. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? – First of all, it was easy doing experiments, i think all the elements are useful and I’ll use all the elements in my work. In my final product I’ll use photoshop to do my poster.
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