CCIP Graphical Needs: Case Study

The presentation of all ideas and designs is exceptionally clear and persuasive; the entire submission is exceptionally organized. There may be at most one insignificant way to improve the clarity or organization of the submission.

Michael Smith, DOB 07/03/79 was convicted on 02/09/2011 for CMIP. This was plead down from Child Molestation 3. Smith registered in the City of Kirkland on 03/18/11. During this time, there was some discussion about who was responsible for leveling RSOs. (Conducted by the King County Sheriff’s Office or the Kirkland Police Department). This has since been resolved. However, Smith remained not rated until 11/08/12. A Static 99 scoring tool was used and Smith scored a 4 which placed him as a level-2 RSO. It was determined that since Gershowitz had been treated as a level-1 for 1 year and 8 months without any convictions that he should remain as a level-1. This was concurred by Kim Acker with the DOC End of Sentence Review.

The design was approved by all who saw, and thought it was a great upgrade from the previous stock. Upon receiving the news that we had the green-light on the design, myself and Chris finalized the margins and began talk with a gentleman by the name of Steven Herren from InGate Solutions which is a ticket printing company based out of Muncie,

It is vital that the executive team get in contact with the Roanoke branch employees to get these issues corrected at once. Cary please team up with the graphic designers and copywriters to evaluate

I just posted the PO in Fi$Cal today and it has been sent to the vendor. The PO was reviewed and approved by your supervisor. Moreover, the PO has been reviewed and revised several times within the last two weeks. I will do the changes; however, I need you to submit the following document.

If this is the case, we would like to talk about implementing the same thing on C-HS employee computers, but using different images. Our team has developed six designs that representing who our customers are that we would like to use. See the attached PDF.

In celebration of 20 years of service, a potential idea for this occasion is timeline. A visual representation of the progress and impact that Centura as made over the last 20 years would be an innovative way to express to people what has been done and what is being done within the system.

We'd like to share updated design. I attached designs and designs with annotation. So, please have a look at both, if you would like to do.

1)Who created the infographic? How do you know? Lombok Design and Social Media TIC’s and Training, I know this because it is at the bottom of the document as credited.

In addition, the above proposal and corrections sent to you on June 5, 2015, have not been responded to. Thanking you in advance for your swift action in the above

2) I moved the title down and downsized the logo and moved it to the far right of the page.

The areas that Don specified for changes are the text sizes and lack of boldness, small images need to be made larger, friend managing needs to be made more clear (in terms of process, not position), reduce scrolling whenever possible, and to remove weekly calendars. All of these features are referring to small scoped design details that were implemented. Don did not have any struggle with these features, but suggested that the target audience of the product will most likely have issues, which is why he recommends these features be modified to be more user friendly. As for the student group, Daniella suggested that the background should be more plain instead of the initial faded grid we had, and that the colour scheme for the message bubbles should be changed to make the sender more obvious. Elliott stated that the grid background should be removed entirely in favour of a plain background. Kushall also stated that the background should be changed to something more plain.

etc we must plan a design and put forward. Gather as much as information you want before

With the logo and branding guide in place we are ready to pursue our final interface. The prototyping phase is where our design team brings everything together: here we apply what we learned in the discovery along with the new branded style guide, and mock up our final designs.

Review of proposed design and necessary corrective action is taking to consider and submit publication/presentation details with review report.