In chapter 5 Overcoming Obstacles it talked a lot about going with your gut. People make decisions based on their gut feelings and emotions. “Content strategy will help you create the right content for your audience.” I agree with this statement. If the content is irrelevant and has nothing to do with the website you … Continue reading Chapter 5 →
For my final assignment, I chose to create an iMovie for the first time. I chose to title it Journey through Pubs-Land, since I find myself funny at times. It highlights my major assignments in class, as well as a few practice assignments. This course has helped me to grow in many ways, but especially from a […]
In chapter 5 of Designing for Emotion, I agree when the author says that “as designers, we’re in a unique position to help users follow their gut instincts. Using common design tools like layout, color, line, typography, and contrast, we can help people more easily consume information and make a decision driven by instinct more than […]
As this semester comes to a close, I look back on everything I have used this domain for. I have asked recruits to look at it for some of my writing samples, as well as use it for school and Corgi pictures. In the future, I will probably clean it up to only show my […]
I ended my adventure in Designing For Emotion with the final chapter of the book titled “Risk & Reward”. The chapter emphasized the “go big or go home” mentality, because the author wanted to emphasize the need to experiment risky content to grab attention and develop your brand. He talked about how sometimes even when certain publics may … Continue reading Risk & Reward
Agree: I agree with the fact that Walter said that you need to do your research before you do any sort of big marketing pitch or advertising campaign for your company. No matter how good your product or design is, if you don’t have the research to make this creation valid, no CEO or boss Continue reading
In my PR Pubs class, we were asked to read any chapter of Designing for Emotion that we hadn’t read yet. I have really enjoyed this book, because I think it gives a fairly accurate look at how people think and what makes them buy certain brands over others. In this essay, I will write […]
Hello again, This week in my PR Publications class we were asked to read and discuss the any remaining chapter of “Designing for Emotion” by Aarron Walter. I chose chapter six, which focuses on forgiveness as a tool to soothe disgruntled customers. This was a chapter that I was not completely sold on. I was skeptical from … Continue reading Designing for Emotion Chapter 6: Review
While challenging, PR Pubs has worked it’s way into becoming one of my favorite courses of my major thus far. I believe I have skills I could not even say I had a little bit of knowledge in before, and am able to grow my portfolio to show works and things I have created that Continue reading
