The final outcome is a section of the website I have not designed for the website as I have not had enough time for that the website relies on the theory of the most optimal website layout as well as line length in terms of reading online I should not be above 10 words per line as well as differentiating different part of the text to make it more engaging makes it more likely to read along as it creates a sense of interest the illustrations within the website are simple yet engaging showcasing issues in a non-vulgar way. This website could save a life if we were to become real as it has an appealing visual look to It, according to my peers and my quick group, as it appeals for people to read along. It has somewhat modest and careful as it allows for the information to be quite vocal within it.
The visual outcome is consistent and the branding marketing is quite simple to understand I made a chart so that I remember it I never made a new page, I had some issues in terms of size. I made it too big and I had to change all of it when I put it into XD but the website is functional in terms of a run down the video is on my blog further down here
This project is aiming to inform the public about the health issues related to women. The topic is really being educated about, so many people go around with severe illnesses without being aware. Created this old female website for showcasing symptoms stories and personal issues related to women’s health would allow many women to keep informed about them and teach other genders about issues related to people in their lives. A statistical report by Futterweit estimated that 50 to 75% of women with PCOS are unaware that they even have this syndrome. This website aims to reduce the stigma about women’s health, including periods having a very normal period. About half the population has them making it. Therefore, this inviting open space allowing people to ask professionals if it were real would allow this to happen.
Utilising illustrations to showcase how it seems like you still look to help people figure out things and put an image of what your syndrome or issue or health concern might look like. The colour choices were made using a generator but taking into account the colours that are said to be calming for welcoming; therefore, the website is not stark white but rather beige as it has a more calming effect on people.
In terms of the final outcome, I feel like it answered the brief well. It educates about female health in quite a direct way using the columns of text initial language makes it more digestible for the consumer. There were numerous issues in terms of getting it produced as one I’m only one person. I had to illustrate that it took a lot of time and how heavy the top guess it can be quite draining. I feel like, in the end, I managed to produce an okay outcome. I don’t think it’s the best I’ve ever done; I think it’s educational and can be helpful, but I feel like the websites got some way to go. I would love to have stories about every illness or situation in addition to more in-depth knowledge of it. Still, it was difficult to find because a lot of the things are quite surface level.
Ideally, I’d have gotten some expert opinion, but I have not been doing my best work. I think the brief issues got answered quite easily. It turned out to be more of an issue of how to utilise the illustrations effectively as well as utilising the branding of the website and typography in correlation I think the logo is really quite strong I think it suits the project as it’s often seen as quite a believable typeface when it’s serif making it outlined makes it more personable as well as it guided the overall visual of the website utilising outlines instead of full colour for the buttons. Ideally, I’d have produced the full website, but I don't believe it is needed as the ones produced showcases the visual language and overall way of communicating.
There are jump breaks in the text, so if you’re looking for something, you can search for it. You’ll find it in the text, so you don’t have to read all of it if you’re only concerned about one part of it. I am pleased about my illustrations as I think they convey the visual level of stimuli that you need to understand aspects of these issues as. Personally, I had some issues with picturing some of them. Still, after illustrating them, it makes more sense the difference of them they look to be quite similar in theory at the start but not in practice now using the simple type roles of having it offset to the right for any titles and then having indents for parts that are a key part in green in a different typeface allows the reader to differentiate the different levels of information it’s essentially dividing into key parts.
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