Final Reflection

Part One: Discuss your feelings about the website, poster and promotional materials task:

1.    Are you satisfied with the final result?

I am satisfied with the final result as the pages look good and are well layed out.

2.    Did the website require more/less time than you originally thought?

The website required more time than I originally thought due to trying to relearn how to use photoshop.

3.    Would like to change any aspects of your final project (layout, links, images, colour scheme etc)?

No probably not, however I would like it to be a little bit more interactive rather than just being able to click on hyperlinks.

4.    If you could start the project again what would you do differently?

 Probably include greater information about the movie e.g.. movie reviews

Part Two: Respond to each of the following dot points (using complete sentences or paragraphs). You should include as much detail as possible in your responses.

1.    Discuss whether your website and poster have turned out the way you pictured them?

I really like the way my poster has worked out. It was exactly the way I saw the image however I imagined the title to look a little bit better than it did. The website I imagined would be more interactive, but there is only a limited amount of things you can do on iWeb.

2.    Describe whether your site and poster clearly depicts the intended genre and describe some specific design techniques you have used to achieve this.

I think that it does. It shows how dark and gloomy the movie is, that it is scary. The techniques I have used are mostly the colour scheme (dark).

3.    Did you have all of the necessary resources to complete your site and poster or did you create new materials?

No I did have all the materials I needed

4.    Describe any problems or difficulties you encountered during the process. These may include; technical difficulties, corrupt or missing files, difficulty using the iWeb software, problems exporting files, sound or video etc;

I had some technical problems, firstly with photoshop, having to remember how to use it and and secondly with iWeb, because the program kept wiping what I had done before I saved it.

5.    Clarify how you made use of planning, content-lists and the flowchart during the authoring process;

I used pieces of paper to draw the way I wanted my title page to look like, and made a flow chart to work out where I wanted the pages to link into.

6.    Clarify any time-management issues you encountered during the creative process and describe the steps you took to improve in this area;

I didn't realise that the website would take so long to make, so finishing it last minute was stressful. 

7.    Discuss whether you undertook adequate and detailed reflection throughout your project.

I didn't really reflect on my work through the time I did my project. I should have so I could have something to read back over after I am finished.

8.    Have you provided enough evidence to support your work? (Look back at your blogs/journals and think about whether it looks like a whole terms worth of work);

Probably not. But I will enter more information when I get the chance