Tuesday, March 29, 2011

How will we improve our concept?

Because we really don't know how to improve our final concept, we consult with Visser. By his advices, we make clear about what we should do next about our concept.
  • All the roads and water, etc in the city map is so obvious that make the maps a little distracting. Therefore, we should try to make it more delicate. We will design another visual system to avoid it.  The graphical presentation of the subway of london is a good example. This is not about the location, but about the routes and about the decisions the passenger can make on the route.
  • We will discuss whether it is useful to present the real buildings in 3D. Are the geometrical shapes important? Maybe we could think of an icon or 3D-expression which represents the building.(Like our first concept)
  • The assignment is developing a graphical system. We will decide on which parts of visual communication we should focus. The goal is to have a 'game' with tourists in Delft, so our map should attract people's attention and help them to make a decision for route P or K. All the visual cues used in our concept should manipulate or stimulate the decision for route P or K. Therefore, we should abstract your concept, make it balanced, less crowded and develop a visual system.

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