Shoe advert questionnaire results
I asked 10 people for their thoughts on my shoe averts. When asked 90% thought the pastel colour scheme was appropriate for the advert. 100% thought it was appropriate for the target audience. Most people stated they liked the advert as it was ‘’colourful’’. 20% of people said they thought something should be adapted such as the background colour and one person stated they didn’t think the simplicity of the rest of the ad tied in with the shoe.
Monday, 16 May 2011
Do you like the advert?
Do you think the advert is appropriate for the target audience?
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(Female adults aged 22-35)
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What do you like about the advert?
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What do you dislike about the ad?
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What could be done to improve it?
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Thursday, 28 April 2011
The finished product doesn’t compear to the design at all. Initially I was supposed to make a sandal desgn and it ended up being a hell. This was mostly because all the photographs I found of sandles online sucked and were very boring. There fore I found a shoe that was pretty awesome. So yes it doesn't compear at all. the only thing i kept the same was the name of the company
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Monday, 4 April 2011
Describe the technical skill you have gained?
The technical skills i have gained have been that know i sort of understand how to use photoshop a bit better as well as the mac computers because they're totally different to a standard computer and so it can be quite complicated to figure them out.
Describe two challenges you've overcome
Before doing this magazine i had never used photoshop before so i had to get accustom to that. Photoshop sucks because it's so complicated and you can do so much with it. It dd not help that i suck at computers. Doing the magazine also helped me understand than t i should do research into something before designing it.
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