By now, you’ve submitted two drafts of your direct mailers. If you are tracking on time with this project, you’re probably in the final stages. Your goal this week is to keep on keepin on.

This week’s reflection post will be slightly different. Rather than reflecting on the week’s work. I want you to reflect on the whole process of your second design project. You accomplished a lot! I’ve included below the usual questions for reflection posts as well as some supplemental questions that you are more than welcome to answer:

1. What were you asked to do?

2. How did you respond to what you were asked to do?

3. How did react to what you actually did?

4. Now go one level deeper: Why do you think your reaction was what it was?

Supplemental questions:

• Do you or do you not feel yourself becoming more confident with the tools you are being asked to used?
• What are some differences you found between Photoshop and InDesign? Do you feel like you prefer either one?
• Is there anything you would do differently if you were to start over?

Tag your blog post “Reflection.”

Write a blog post about Designing for Emotion. Beyond the usual contextualization that blog posts should have, simply answer these two questions:

1. What is one thing in Chapter 3 that you agree with?

2. What is one thing in Chapter 3 you disagree with?

The quiz is due, Wed. March 30, 2016.

The submission needs to be turned in by Wed. March 30, 2016. You will need to turn in four total saved JPGs (1. front and 2. back of first direct mailer and 3. front and 4. back of the second direct mailer). If you don’t remember how to save as a JPG, please re-watch the attached Lynda.com videos.