Design for Screen - Final Design

In conclusion, final product of this brief was successful. I am very pleased with the results of both concept, design and animation prototype. Even though there was some delay of deciding on which concept to commence on, this was between either redesigning an inflight personal television layout or creating an inflight entertainment app. In the end, with the help of peers and tutors, an app that has similar functions as the inflight television seemed more intriguing and appropriate to produce.

I did make this brief more difficult for myself as I decided to create my own Airline, which created more work for myself. This mainly included it’s logo, typeface and colour scheme, than taking an existing Airline. However, I enjoyed it as it was an extra challenge for me to do. I especially found it hard when deciding which colour scheme would be suitable and an appropriate typeface. The typeface has to be simple, yet clear for the user to read especially when the Airline that I created is made globally. Therefore, it needs to be readable for an international audience to visual understand. But overall, the final design aspects came out well on the screen and the illustrator vectors made it easy to create icons and so on.

In addition, the After effects animation prototype came out very well. However, the making process was the longest part of creating the app promotion video and visually demonstrates how the app works. The videos online helped a lot, especially when I wanted to do more advanced effects for my animation. Below is screenshots of the completed After effect app animation.

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