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Your Name
Existing Product
At the bottom section of the
poster there is just word and
information these don’t really
suite with the poster so people
wont get confused by it, but it
does take away a certain feel
towards the poster and overall
mysteriousness about it.
This poster might make
people buy it because it is very
mysterious because it is very
dark, the lighting also might
make them buy it because it
doesn’t give a lot of meaning
or explanation. At this section
of the poster you can see that
there is just a blank tree this is
the only detailed section in
the middle and yet it is still
dark, but behind the tree is as
bright light this could be trying
to get a message across.
Effects used in this poster is that
there are a lot of smudging and
blurring, the angle used in this
poster is face on so its directly in
front of you with no angles
changing the picture. The main
side of this poster though would
be the right side this is because as
we read from left to right we see
more detail than at the start of the
sentence and this could be what is
happening here, you are looking
from a blank side to a detailed
design of a planet with a face in it.
Existing Product
Certain few cards have been
rotated to give it a better
effect when the picture is
taken. This also makes the
picture more attractive to the
viewers eyes. This could
generate more people getting
the cards.
The lighting used on this product
is very bright, this could be
because this Catches the viewers
eyes because its bright. The
patterns on the Buisness cards
also be very attractive this can yet
gain lure the costumers in. the
picture has a lot of the same
colour in it though which is a tree
brown colour.
This product will make people
look at it and take it because it
looks very nice and things that
look nice people want, this
product might also have useful
information on it so they should
take it anyway.
People might want to take this product because it
is very eye catching and looks like to could be of
some use to people. The colours used In this
product are very rustic. The pattern at the top of
the card looks very futuristic as well but keeps its
natural look. This looks like the business card has
been split up into sections, I think this because at
the top is a cool design, in the middle is the name
and logo and down at the bottom is more
information like contact details and names of
people.
Existing Product
main character on the front this could be
used as an marketing strategy to het more
people to look at it, there is also bold big
writing this also could be used as an
marketing strategy. This makes the
audience want to buy it because it makes
the game look good and very person who
plays video games wants to play a game
that looks really good. The colours used in
this are mainly dark so the likes of black and
grey but there one section that is really
bright and this catches your eye. The
magazine also have other advertisements
on it , this can lure a wider community to
buy it because there is more than one game
on there. On the right side of the magazine
cover there is the stronger advertising side
this lures people in because we read from
right to left.
Existing Product
The two main actors are on the front of the poster this
could be because they want the people to be able to
identify who is in the film or on the poster. The writing
is in big bold blue writing, this could yet again be so
people can see what it says from a distance, but this
writing also gives a nice calm vibe of because it
doesn’t stand out and it doesn’t blend in. the
background looks like there is a lot of action though
with fire, fire can represent action and mischief this
could be a hint to what the film is about. The fire can
also be linked to the heading WILD, this might make
the public buy it because it is a mystery and
everybody loves mysteries. It looks like they have
made this poster on a deserted road in the middle of
know here with no clouds. As you can see the poster
is split up into 3 sections again with a character to the
left middle and a car to the left, all this fills up the
page and makes it look more interesting than it
actually is. Also there is writing at the top and bottom
with the characters in the middle this makes the
poster look neat and professional.
Research Analysis
• What common features do the researched
products have? They all have simple text or information
telling people what it is.
• What aspects of the research will you include
within your on work? I will include what colour of text
and what size font will be best but also colour combinations
go best with each other.
Questionnaire Analysis
Alex Hiscoe
Audience research
• observations: there is more female than male 66.67% male and 33.33% female
• What this says about my audience: this says that most of my audience are
male and not female
• How will your product appeal to this audience: this product
twill appeal to my audience because most men like to look at business cards and what they have to offer
but so do women that’s why there are a few women on the bar chart.
Audience research
• Observation: all my audiences age are 16 to 24 years old
• What this says about my audience: this says that young people or people
in there 20s this is because most young people are on the internet.
• How will your product appeal to this audience: this will appeal to my
audience because if I make a interactive one then they might get it
because young people like interactive objects.
Audience research
• Observation: I can see that most people like the colour blue but on par with that is non of the
above which means they don’t have a preference or there colour is not there
• What this says about my audience: this tell me that most boys like the colour blue if there was
more boys but I could be wrong because the other colours like orange and red both have one vote.
• How will your product appeal to this audience: if I find that there is a colour that most people like
then I will design the card of that colour this will attract more people to getting the product and
having a look.
Audience research
• Observation: most people like the shape rhombus more
• What this says about my audience: this tell my audience are very unique
and out of the box thinkers because a rhombus is not a usual shape to pick
• How will your product appeal to this audience: rhombus is a very cool
shape so this should lure people in to look at it along with the colours.
Audience research
• Observation: what I can see in this image is that most people will use a business card in there life.
• What this says about my audience: this tells me that most people are going to be working in a job
that works with other jobs and so business cards get passed around
• How will your product appeal to this audience: my product will appeal to the audience because it
will be a unique shape and colour this will stand out and make them want to take it again.
Audience research
• Observation: I can see that most people have selected the one that says they will
need one
• What this says about my audience: this tells me that they will be looking at in the
future of using a business so they will need information from a business card
• How will your product appeal to this audience: my product will make sure they get
the best possible and clearest card they get for information which is what they are
looking for as a client.
Audience research
• Observation: I can see that more people enjoy online shopping rather than going high-street
shopping
• What this says about my audience: this tells me that they could be lazy and just like to get stuff
online without going outside this means the best way to advertise my product Is through the
internet
• How will your product appeal to this audience: my product will appeal to this audience because if
they like buying things of the internet then surely they would like more information or new
information on new websites through digital business cards.
Audience research
• Observation: I can see people do not have anymore or no questions to ask me
• What this says about my audience: this tells me they are happy with the survey
• How will your product appeal to this audience: they will appeal to this audience
because they don’t like asking questions which they don’t have to when or if they
get a business card.
Interviews
Interview 1
• What do you like most about business cards?
The importance of them and how they help people about there normal day.
• Do you feel that business cards help you in terms of finding out information?
Yes I find that when I get a business card it can help in later dates if I need this business help.
• Would you recommend to a friend to use business cards more often?
Yes I would recommend to friend to use a business card more often, they could benefit a lot from using them.
• Would you easily lose a business card,? How would you prevent this from happening?
I would easily use a business card because I end up forgetting about them, and I would prevent this from
happening by keeping it in a safe place like my wallet.
• Do you have any questions to ask me?
No
Interview 1
• Observation: from this interview I can see that this person would use
a business card for informational reasons.
• What this says about my audience: this that they
made need business cards in a later date
• How will your product appeal to this audience: my
product will appeal to this audience because if they
find that they are useful they will not care how it
looks they will just use so I will make them smaller so
they fit in wallets
Interview 2
• What do you like most about business cards?
I like how easy they are to use and get information from
• Do you feel that business cards help you in terms of finding out information?
Yes because if I like the look of this business then I can get a card and find out more
information
• Would you recommend to a friend to use business cards more often?
No because other people don’t have the same needs as me
• Would you easily lose a business card,? How would you prevent this from
happening?
Yes I would lose a business card easily and I would sore it in my wallet to prevent
loosing one
• Do you have any questions to ask me? No
Interview 2
• Observation: I can see that the person in the second interview like
business cards this is good because they can recommend them
• What this says about my audience: this says that
my audience are in to business cards and they need them for
information
• How will your product appeal to this
audience: my product might appeal to this audience
because they might be out and about which means there is a
possibility they might need a business card for future
reference.
Audience Profile
Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience
Age Range
16-24 • Video games or movies
Gender
Male • Nice cars or sports cars
Psychographic
Busy lifestyle • Coffee
Social Status
Working class • Everything.
Research Evaluation
Research Evaluation
• Give an overview of how you conducted your research. Discuss the
strengths and weaknesses of each method
– Product Research – the way I conducted my product research was finding
similar products to my business card, I choose move posters to do because
they both hold important information and details. I analysed these posters
and found that most of them include bright colours to catch the eyes of
the consumer or public.
– Questionnaires – the way I conducted my research for my business card in
questionnaires was by putting questions down that I would benefit me in
many ways, so I aske them what there favourite shape was and what
colours they liked best. This example helped me design a business card
because I knew there preferences.
– Interviews
Research Evaluation
– What sort of a response did you get? I got a positive response which really
helps me design better quality products , this is good because the more
constructive feedback I get the better my overall work can be and my
feedback was really good,
– How did you distribute your survey? Give an advantage and a disadvantage
– One major advantage is that I could send it to multiple people at the same
time through email, this is good because I can get multiple completed surveys
back all at the same time.
– One major disadvantage is that not every bod completed the survey therefor I
didn’t get as much information back as I would of liked to , this is bad because
then not as many people have gave my feedback because they haven't done
the survey, overall I am happy with what people have put.

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2. research

  • 2. Existing Product At the bottom section of the poster there is just word and information these don’t really suite with the poster so people wont get confused by it, but it does take away a certain feel towards the poster and overall mysteriousness about it. This poster might make people buy it because it is very mysterious because it is very dark, the lighting also might make them buy it because it doesn’t give a lot of meaning or explanation. At this section of the poster you can see that there is just a blank tree this is the only detailed section in the middle and yet it is still dark, but behind the tree is as bright light this could be trying to get a message across. Effects used in this poster is that there are a lot of smudging and blurring, the angle used in this poster is face on so its directly in front of you with no angles changing the picture. The main side of this poster though would be the right side this is because as we read from left to right we see more detail than at the start of the sentence and this could be what is happening here, you are looking from a blank side to a detailed design of a planet with a face in it.
  • 3. Existing Product Certain few cards have been rotated to give it a better effect when the picture is taken. This also makes the picture more attractive to the viewers eyes. This could generate more people getting the cards. The lighting used on this product is very bright, this could be because this Catches the viewers eyes because its bright. The patterns on the Buisness cards also be very attractive this can yet gain lure the costumers in. the picture has a lot of the same colour in it though which is a tree brown colour. This product will make people look at it and take it because it looks very nice and things that look nice people want, this product might also have useful information on it so they should take it anyway. People might want to take this product because it is very eye catching and looks like to could be of some use to people. The colours used In this product are very rustic. The pattern at the top of the card looks very futuristic as well but keeps its natural look. This looks like the business card has been split up into sections, I think this because at the top is a cool design, in the middle is the name and logo and down at the bottom is more information like contact details and names of people.
  • 4. Existing Product main character on the front this could be used as an marketing strategy to het more people to look at it, there is also bold big writing this also could be used as an marketing strategy. This makes the audience want to buy it because it makes the game look good and very person who plays video games wants to play a game that looks really good. The colours used in this are mainly dark so the likes of black and grey but there one section that is really bright and this catches your eye. The magazine also have other advertisements on it , this can lure a wider community to buy it because there is more than one game on there. On the right side of the magazine cover there is the stronger advertising side this lures people in because we read from right to left.
  • 5. Existing Product The two main actors are on the front of the poster this could be because they want the people to be able to identify who is in the film or on the poster. The writing is in big bold blue writing, this could yet again be so people can see what it says from a distance, but this writing also gives a nice calm vibe of because it doesn’t stand out and it doesn’t blend in. the background looks like there is a lot of action though with fire, fire can represent action and mischief this could be a hint to what the film is about. The fire can also be linked to the heading WILD, this might make the public buy it because it is a mystery and everybody loves mysteries. It looks like they have made this poster on a deserted road in the middle of know here with no clouds. As you can see the poster is split up into 3 sections again with a character to the left middle and a car to the left, all this fills up the page and makes it look more interesting than it actually is. Also there is writing at the top and bottom with the characters in the middle this makes the poster look neat and professional.
  • 6. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? They all have simple text or information telling people what it is. • What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? I will include what colour of text and what size font will be best but also colour combinations go best with each other.
  • 8. Audience research • observations: there is more female than male 66.67% male and 33.33% female • What this says about my audience: this says that most of my audience are male and not female • How will your product appeal to this audience: this product twill appeal to my audience because most men like to look at business cards and what they have to offer but so do women that’s why there are a few women on the bar chart.
  • 9. Audience research • Observation: all my audiences age are 16 to 24 years old • What this says about my audience: this says that young people or people in there 20s this is because most young people are on the internet. • How will your product appeal to this audience: this will appeal to my audience because if I make a interactive one then they might get it because young people like interactive objects.
  • 10. Audience research • Observation: I can see that most people like the colour blue but on par with that is non of the above which means they don’t have a preference or there colour is not there • What this says about my audience: this tell me that most boys like the colour blue if there was more boys but I could be wrong because the other colours like orange and red both have one vote. • How will your product appeal to this audience: if I find that there is a colour that most people like then I will design the card of that colour this will attract more people to getting the product and having a look.
  • 11. Audience research • Observation: most people like the shape rhombus more • What this says about my audience: this tell my audience are very unique and out of the box thinkers because a rhombus is not a usual shape to pick • How will your product appeal to this audience: rhombus is a very cool shape so this should lure people in to look at it along with the colours.
  • 12. Audience research • Observation: what I can see in this image is that most people will use a business card in there life. • What this says about my audience: this tells me that most people are going to be working in a job that works with other jobs and so business cards get passed around • How will your product appeal to this audience: my product will appeal to the audience because it will be a unique shape and colour this will stand out and make them want to take it again.
  • 13. Audience research • Observation: I can see that most people have selected the one that says they will need one • What this says about my audience: this tells me that they will be looking at in the future of using a business so they will need information from a business card • How will your product appeal to this audience: my product will make sure they get the best possible and clearest card they get for information which is what they are looking for as a client.
  • 14. Audience research • Observation: I can see that more people enjoy online shopping rather than going high-street shopping • What this says about my audience: this tells me that they could be lazy and just like to get stuff online without going outside this means the best way to advertise my product Is through the internet • How will your product appeal to this audience: my product will appeal to this audience because if they like buying things of the internet then surely they would like more information or new information on new websites through digital business cards.
  • 15. Audience research • Observation: I can see people do not have anymore or no questions to ask me • What this says about my audience: this tells me they are happy with the survey • How will your product appeal to this audience: they will appeal to this audience because they don’t like asking questions which they don’t have to when or if they get a business card.
  • 17. Interview 1 • What do you like most about business cards? The importance of them and how they help people about there normal day. • Do you feel that business cards help you in terms of finding out information? Yes I find that when I get a business card it can help in later dates if I need this business help. • Would you recommend to a friend to use business cards more often? Yes I would recommend to friend to use a business card more often, they could benefit a lot from using them. • Would you easily lose a business card,? How would you prevent this from happening? I would easily use a business card because I end up forgetting about them, and I would prevent this from happening by keeping it in a safe place like my wallet. • Do you have any questions to ask me? No
  • 18. Interview 1 • Observation: from this interview I can see that this person would use a business card for informational reasons. • What this says about my audience: this that they made need business cards in a later date • How will your product appeal to this audience: my product will appeal to this audience because if they find that they are useful they will not care how it looks they will just use so I will make them smaller so they fit in wallets
  • 19. Interview 2 • What do you like most about business cards? I like how easy they are to use and get information from • Do you feel that business cards help you in terms of finding out information? Yes because if I like the look of this business then I can get a card and find out more information • Would you recommend to a friend to use business cards more often? No because other people don’t have the same needs as me • Would you easily lose a business card,? How would you prevent this from happening? Yes I would lose a business card easily and I would sore it in my wallet to prevent loosing one • Do you have any questions to ask me? No
  • 20. Interview 2 • Observation: I can see that the person in the second interview like business cards this is good because they can recommend them • What this says about my audience: this says that my audience are in to business cards and they need them for information • How will your product appeal to this audience: my product might appeal to this audience because they might be out and about which means there is a possibility they might need a business card for future reference.
  • 21. Audience Profile Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience Age Range 16-24 • Video games or movies Gender Male • Nice cars or sports cars Psychographic Busy lifestyle • Coffee Social Status Working class • Everything.
  • 23. Research Evaluation • Give an overview of how you conducted your research. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each method – Product Research – the way I conducted my product research was finding similar products to my business card, I choose move posters to do because they both hold important information and details. I analysed these posters and found that most of them include bright colours to catch the eyes of the consumer or public. – Questionnaires – the way I conducted my research for my business card in questionnaires was by putting questions down that I would benefit me in many ways, so I aske them what there favourite shape was and what colours they liked best. This example helped me design a business card because I knew there preferences. – Interviews
  • 24. Research Evaluation – What sort of a response did you get? I got a positive response which really helps me design better quality products , this is good because the more constructive feedback I get the better my overall work can be and my feedback was really good, – How did you distribute your survey? Give an advantage and a disadvantage – One major advantage is that I could send it to multiple people at the same time through email, this is good because I can get multiple completed surveys back all at the same time. – One major disadvantage is that not every bod completed the survey therefor I didn’t get as much information back as I would of liked to , this is bad because then not as many people have gave my feedback because they haven't done the survey, overall I am happy with what people have put.

Editor's Notes

  1. Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
  2. Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/miseen scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
  3. Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
  4. Choose a historical product (pre-1990) similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
  5. Discuss the existing product research, surveys and interviews
  6. Discuss the responses you got from your survey Discuss distributing your evaluation digitally