COP Crit 09.11

VISUALS IN PRACTICAL:

• Is there a way of simplifying the images, as the photographs are all saying 'wear high vis'. 
• Could be an icon, as a visual reference. 
• Could suggest spot colour of fluorescent ink to illustrate the point clearly without the need for a photograph.
• Develop easily recognisable icon, or intense colour.
• Publication has a playful approach to imagery, how could this be incorporated into the development of an icon or illustration?
• Different types of high vis represented in the imagery, could there be simple illustrations for the different types (pedestrian, cyclist, horse rider) rather than the whole picture?

CONTENT:

• As there is. a lot of work so picking out specific sections to work on to avoid overworking.
• Choose sections that incorporate a range, some that are just text, some that incorporate images, others that have the road signs. 
• Need to think about how the grid structure can develop a consistent layout. 
• Do 2/3 sections in their entirety and have that be the book.

NAVIGATION:

• Incorporate a practical element that can encourage easy navigation.
  
• Sorted, Resorted - a good example of this can you will be hopping between sections, you don't read it linear, you will go to find a specific piece of information. 
• Each page would benefit from a reference of which section you were in. 

ESSAY DEVELOPMENT:

• Think about the way imagery impacts information retention, discuss this in more detail in essay, photography compared to iconography etc. 
  ^ Already have some points discussing this, need to delve deeper into this. 

TO PROGRESS WITH:

> Decide which sections of the highway code to design.

> Develop iconography as approach to solve image issue.

> Keep working on layout of pages and approach to road signs.

> When writing essay bring in discussion about imagery and its impact on retention.