Upon looking at the presentation for Wednesday's final submission with 'Fresh Eyes' (Not possible in week 13, '2 hours sleep eyes') I don't believe the presentation is visually appealing and engaging enough.
Like design, there is no right or wrong way of doing a presentation, there are so many different levels and perceptions of what is an appropriate, effective and correct presentation. Personally, I like a simplistic, clear and clean layout, with minimal text. I am a highly visual person, I understand and pay more attention when something is visually engaging and stimulating. After all, actions speak louder than words, rather Visual stimulation speaks louder than words.
Below are some screen shots of the some what lifeless, mundane presentation slides.
Really they are not that terrible, but they could be better!! So I was posed with the challenge of finding an alternate or enhancing the current presentation graphically. Either way, the presentation method needs to be engaging, visually stimulating, unique in its delivery, appropriate to the project and not a Prezi or PowerPoint.
How to make more than 30 slides engaging? How on earth can we keep the audience focused for more than 30 slides??
Looking at these slides so much has made me sleepy.
Inspiration.....
What is the purpose of this project? What does our client essentially want?
To be able to embed an animation of the virtual environment into their webpage right?
WHY CAN'T OUR PRESENTATION BE A WEBPAGE, RATHER ON A WEBPAGE?
Webpages....
- are engaging?
- easily accessible
- interactive
- a different medium for presenting our project
...and essentially a webpage in my opinion is appropriate to the needs and expected deliverable of the client. What better way to test if the animations could be embedded into a webpage.
However, there may be some complications that arise with this idea. Firstly, will the audience and tutors accept, respect the applicability and appropriateness of using a webpage to present our project? Secondly, and probably most importantly, what if we were to proceed with the webpage and the animations don't and wont work on the webpage......
One way to find out....Being a bull at a gate right about now!
However, there may be some complications that arise with this idea. Firstly, will the audience and tutors accept, respect the applicability and appropriateness of using a webpage to present our project? Secondly, and probably most importantly, what if we were to proceed with the webpage and the animations don't and wont work on the webpage......
One way to find out....Being a bull at a gate right about now!
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