Interactive Design Project 1

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2024-04-23 - 2024-05-28 (Week 1 - Week 5)
Jolin Ceria [Student ID 0363784]
Bachelor of Design and Creative Media in Taylor's University
Interactive Design Project 1

Digital Resume Prototype

I did not make a sketch for the project because I was honestly winging it and had very little ideas, but I knew I wanted to make something with a notebook-like theme. I used a template to help me figure out where to place things, but I made everything more or less different.


Fig 1.1 The template I used

I then made my prototype, which I managed to finish pretty quickly, then realized I was not supposed to mention my primary school (More like it wasn't necessary) so I deleted it. I decided to add the pen to the side because I thought it was cute. I also did not include the rest of my social media since I wasn't sure if I was entirely comfortable sharing it, although maybe this is a bad idea. I also wanted to use a handwritten font for the entire document, but I chickened out because I was worried that it wouldn't be acceptable.

Fig 1.2 First Prototype

I had also realised that I didn't have an experience section, but other than the time my mom forced me to design logos for her (I was like 14-16 at the time, so is this technically child labor?) I had no other proper work experience in the field. However, I also remembered that I had won top 10 in a province-wide comic-making contest back in 2022. I wasn't sure if I should include it, but I figured that having an awards section was much better than not having experience or awards section at all. I also decided to move around and shrink some things, also widened the image because I was worried that it was too narrow.

Fig 1.3 Final submission

Fig 1.4 Embedded

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