Graphic Information design

Layout  My final Layouts for this project can be found at the bottom of this blog post.  Fonts The font above reminded me of war graves and I feel it could be very fitting for the exhibition. This is a font I might consider for my designs simply because it gives a very old rushed, stamp effect.  I have looked into typography in one of my other blog post about typography. In this blog post I will talk about which fonts I have looked at and chosen for my final designs.  Colour scheme  Although I have taken photos from inside the exhibition at the Tudor House Museum, I want to get more of a feel for the time period so I think it is important to look at some coloured photos from the World War to determine a colour scheme as well as considering items and other pieces in the Worcester at War exhibition its self.  The war was a very dark time and I feel the p...

The Metropolitan Museum  Home Page Design This is the Homepage for the Metropolitan Museum. As soon as the page loads, you are greeted with a overview video of the museum with text on top.  They are committed to their red colour scheme which makes the museum distinguishable from others. I admire the use of the red colour and the colours used for the images on this website as it makes the text clear and easy to read.  Exhibition  Page Design I admire the harmony of the colours on this exhibition page. There are no bold colour other than the red used for the navigation bar at the top of the page.  From looking at this web page it is obvious they value the eligibility of the text used. There are not many interesting visual qualities to this page and the website as a whole which makes the website feel quite bland and boring to look at.   The Design Museum               ...