Friday, July 31, 2009
interface design ideas [sketches]
1. Loading Simulation
2. How the layout will come to place (in order)
3. Information displayed in pop-up
final ideas
fresh, healthy, friendly, care
Logo: Right (People holding hands forming "Health Triangle"
Color Scheme: White, Fresh Green, Cream, Sky blue, Light Gray
Background Image: Wooden Texture (from friend's photo collection)
ideas >>
1. Display diagram (eye)
2. Fade out (move on to other diagram)
The images on the top pile will slide off to the back of the pile when it's clicked.
• pop up for every information
2. Fade out (move on to other diagram)
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The images on the top pile will slide off to the back of the pile when it's clicked.
It's has a sort of flash-card way of displaying information.
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I like how they are using post it notes as a way to display information -
• pop up for every information
• slide show of each information (with animation)
final logo
i did make this logo in the shape of a triangle without realizing the "health triangle" concept.
i decided to use this logo as my "aware health" logo.
health triangle
I have decided to base my logo on the health triangle concept. It is in a way very true that the human health can be defined by three major factors; mental, social and physical. From this health triangle concept, we can see how one point is closely related to the other two, giving each other support and balance. The health triangle is there to help us understand that we cannot have success with one point while the other points are failing.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
popular logos
these are logos that we see for almost everyday
in my point of view, the ones that are most succesful are those that are simple, straight and fun (without going over the top).
like mcdonalds or cocacola
their design are interesting and witty, but still clear enough for the viewer to understand what the product is
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
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