8-1 Journal: Reflection

12363Reflect on the role of human-centered design in design thinking. Consider the following question to guide your response: How can you create a human-centered design by understanding the needs and expectations of the target audience? Reflect on your understanding of visual thinking tools used in design thinking....

6-1 Activity: Human-Centered Design in Graphic Design

12324Scenario You are a graphic designer for a magazine. A bank wants to advertise their services for senior citizens in your magazine. The U.S. Census Bureau has reported that senior citizens may represent one in five residents by the year 2030. As the number of senior...

5-2 Milestone Two: Ideate, Define, and Mock-up

12317Scenario You are a junior graphic designer working at a large graphic design firm that focuses on providing branding, marketing, and advertising solutions for clients in various industries. A New York restaurant has approached your firm to support their current rebranding efforts. This will be a...

4-1 Peer Review: Wireframe Sketches

12294Submit three wireframes (three different layout options) for your homepage. Each should include the following elements: restaurant logo, navigation bar, dominant image, mission statement text, and secondary content and images (features/teasers for promos, entrée features, events, and so on). The wireframes can be neatly hand-sketched and...

4-2 Activity: Critique (User Testing) in Graphic Design

12292Overview In the design thinking process, after empathizing, defining a problem statement, and creating mockups, designers often test their work with end users. This helps to adjust their design based on user responses. The Testing phase is used to refine one or more design mockups. While...

3-2 Milestone One: Empathize and Ideate

12279Scenario You are a junior graphic designer working at a large graphic design firm that focuses on providing branding, marketing, and advertising solutions for clients in various industries. A New York restaurant has approached your firm to support their current rebranding efforts. This will be a...

Studies in Multimedia Design and how it affects the workplace

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Múltiple Baseline Design Graph

6009Multiple Baseline Design Graph Use Microsoft Excel to sketch a line graph that effectively communicates quantitative relationships in a multiple baseline design across subjects with hypothetical data. Be sure to include all six components of a complete graph. Assume that you have recorded data for a target...

Assignment Details For this assignment, you will review two different polls—one on presidential politics and one on environmental issues from the this Web site, and then answer some questions (listed below) in a 3–4-page essay. How many people to survey? Poll results are prevalent in the media, especially leading up to elections or when a topic receives widespread news coverage. The results from small groups of people are used to portray a general consensus about a population. Do you ever wonder how many people should be included in a poll to make it a meaningful reflection of a population? Now you will be able to answer your own question. After learning this, you might never feel the same about these polls again! For this task, you will access this Web site to choose a poll on two different subjects to analyze—presidential politics and environmental issues. Once you are on the Web site, you will see a search box that says “What do you have on…” Type in “presidential politics” to get a long list of available polls on that topic. From there, you can scroll through various polls and choose one that is of interest to you. Look to choose a poll question that relates to a major topic, not a small subtopic. Once you see a question you like, you can click on the brown graph icon to the right of the question to see a graphical representation of the poll results and information on the sample size of the poll. If you click on the brown book icon, you will see a detailed report about the poll. Once you are done with your research on presidential politics, you should repeat the process for an environmental issues survey by going back to the Home page and simply typing “environmental issues” into the search box. For each of the two polls you chose, please answer the following questions: Describe the poll you chose and why you chose it. Analyze the number of people who participated in the sample compared to the number in the population. Given what you have learned about polls and surveys, do you think this is a reasonable sample size for the question polled? Do you think that this poll accurately reflects the viewpoint of the population as a whole? Why or why not? Discuss how the results of the survey can be used to tell a story or support an idea of the group that would be the most pleased with the results of the poll. How do you think a group that is opposed to the results in this poll would use the results to support their cause? Please submit your assignment as a Word document in APA format using the attached template. Using the template without deleting the headings ensures that you cover each segment of the assignment. The deliverable length is 3–4 pages. Reference Pew Research. (n.d.). Question search. Retrieved from http://people-press.org/question-search

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