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http://www.daredigital.com/extranet/lynx/blow/ This example of user interaction was highlighted on Mondays lecture, of obviously for ‘research’ purposes i had to check it out….
not that hard, but thinking nevertheless.Joe’s lecture today on coding practices made me realise that I will make mistakes and errors with the architecture of my major production. However upon completion the he states you must ask yourself, “How would I change my approach in hindsight?”. This is very reassuring for me, as at present I still do not know exactly how the game itself will work and function, but it always gets done, right?When all is said and done, if you are able to understand the ins and outs of the game effectively you will defiantly know the desired route to take for the production. Additionally understanding that the data and the logic behind the website/game itself ensure that the most economical and least time consuming methods are adopted. Or this is how i decoded his lecture!!! As if you can understand what data will be present in the data, you can have a better understanding as to the interface. I feel that i am very much design lead thinking interface, logic, data.Whereas Joe tends to work in a more logic and ethical manner, the compete reverse. Data, logic and finally interface.Understanding this concept i feel will make me work more efficiently, well thats the plan. If not i can always write about this in my production analysis, highlighting the benefit of hindsight, and emphasize how i would do certain things differently.Anyway i think im chatting shit, But i have just bought another book. Here comes everybody by someone or other, upon Joe’s word, apparently it will help me to improve my structure for my dissertation, I hope so.
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http://www.desireepalmen.nl/index.php Don’t quite know how i stumbled across this website, i believe it was whilst i watching upon the Media Guardian website. Anywho it really caught my eye, and i love the pain staking attention to detail.
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The adidas Guerrilla Marketing Challenge
Great sport events move and inspire people. Outstanding marketing concepts and ideas can reach the same.
This is your chance to inspire people!
Teams consisting of 3-5 students have the opportunity to develop and submit a innovative, creative and authentic guerrilla marketing concept for adidas at UEFA EURO 2008™.
Me and my housemates have decided we are going to enter this competition, as we feel we have the necessay skills needed and many good ideas. Also it is a perfect oppotunity for me to showcase the knowledge i have obtained through research for my dissertation. Final deadline is in a week or so, therefore we are going to try and spend a few hours a night brainstorming concepts to get us through to the next stage.
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Absolut Vodka has a reputation for eye-grabbing traditional ads, often featuring graphics by famous artists. But the company outdid itself in 2000 by teaming up with fellow Swedish global brand IKEA to transform a regular Manhattan billboard into a cramped (but stylish) New York City apartment, turned on its side — and shaped like an Absolut bottle. The co-branding experiment drew the attention of Manhattanites walking by, who spread news of the ad.
Absolut New York
Absolut Vodka (with IKEA)
