Designing for Emotion Chapter 2

Designing for Humans, because we aren’t robots (yet). This week in PR publications I was asked to read chapter two of Aarron Walter’s book, Designing for Emotion. One thing I agree with… I do agree that design equals connecting to humans through their emotions. I also liked what he said…

Hey, Howard

This week in PR pubs I was asked to begin creating a newsletter for a Fortune 500 company of my choice. I decided to choose Starbucks– I’ve been a partner with the company for a year and a half now, and I love being a part of it. I knew…

Chapter 2 Designing for Emotion

One idea that I agree with in Chapter 2 of Designing for Emotion is that “we all emote”. We all have emotions that shape us and our character. We are born with emotions. It is how we handle our conflicts and communicate to others. What would our world be like without emotions? Sometimes I hear […]

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Reflection – Dummy Layout Newsletter

This week we were ask to pick a Fortune 500 Company and start coming up with ideas for a Newsletter. We were also asked to work with InDesign and start creating a dummy layout for this design Project. This layout would include 4 different pages, which would consist of headlines, decks, bylines, text boxes, photos, […]

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Reflection of Newsletter Draft

Our challenge this week in PR Pubs was to create a draft/layout of a newsletter for the organization of our choice. After looking at all of the Fortune 500 companies I decided to design my newsletter for The Walt Disney Company (Ranked #61). I have always admired this particular company, especially their ads about kids […]

Chapter Two Reflection

This week after reading chapter 2: Designing for Humans, I learned several new things that websites do in particular to trigger our emotions. I agreed with most everything that was said, but something that really stood out to me was when he said “our definition of beauty originates in our own image….We can find traces […]

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