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This document contains research and planning for a proposed global smartphone access service called EquiCoverage. It includes summaries of articles about equalizing life spans, the benefits of 3D printing, and challenges with internet access in developing countries. Branding elements are developed, including selecting the name EquiCoverage to represent equalizing coverage. A logo, social media strategy, and webpage wireframes are created to establish the brand identity and online presence for the new service.
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The document appears to be a collection of social media posts by James Rack Digital Design covering various topics related to environmental policy and climate change in the United States. It includes posts discussing how climate change poses a threat, the dangers of recent policy changes favoring oil drilling, and how environmental protection should not be partisan. It also documents the process of designing a logo for a fictional organization called Greenbuzz, including sketches, versions, coloring, and placement on a t-shirt design.
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This document appears to be a series of social media posts by James Rack Digital Design discussing environmental policy in the United States. It includes links to research on climate change posing an existential threat and how recent policy changes favoring oil drilling are dangerous. The final post shows a final connotative combined image without providing the image. The document focuses on how protecting the planet should not be partisan and includes various techniques used in digital design.
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The document discusses environmental policy in the United States. It notes that climate change poses an existential threat and that recent policy changes favoring oil drilling are dangerous. It concludes by stating that protecting the planet should not be partisan or divisive and includes links to further research on the topics.
Fa102c nudge1 updated924
Nudge Design Studio proposes a solution to discourage people from overfilling tea kettles. People regularly fill kettles with more water than needed, wasting energy. The proposal suggests filling mugs with tap water first before adding to the kettle, making the optimal amount the default rather than overfilling. This could save up to 3,525 tons of carbon dioxide emissions daily in the UK.
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This document discusses a proposal from Nudge Design Studio to address the problem of people overfilling their tea kettles with more water than needed. The proposal suggests that having people fill their mug(s) directly from the tap before adding the water to the kettle could help reduce wasted energy and carbon emissions associated with boiling excess water that will not be used.
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This document summarizes research and planning for a proposed global smartphone access service called EquiCoverage. It includes:
- Research on topics related to equalizing access and expanding connectivity.
- Proposal for a service that prioritizes underdeveloped areas, expands interpersonal and economic connectivity, and is optional.
- Development of the name EquiCoverage to represent equalizing coverage.
- Creation of brand character diagrams and selection of the word "Reach" to represent the service's purpose.
- Design of the logotype "EC" and initial planning for the service's social media and website presence.
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- 3. Assignment One, Research “Eliminate interpersonal rivalry, covetousness and even war, by equalizing life span and quality.” http://dutchculture.nl/en/events/international-visitors-delegation-film-producers-ind
- 4. Assignment One, Research “Even physical devices will become almost free with the advent of 3D printing.” http://tjksibt.tumblr.com/post/94801988384/how-does-3d-printing-benefit-society
- 5. Assignment One, Research “In low development countries, web enabled data access networks may be very slow with limited coverage.” http://www.soschildrensvillages.org.uk/news/blog/can-developing-countries-benefit-from-cutting-edge-technology
- 6. Assignment One, Future Product or Service Global smartphone access - Prioritizes underdeveloped areas/regions - Expands interpersonal and economic connectivity - Service is optional
- 7. Taylor Swift Source for Brand Character Words
- 8. Selected words from the original posts: Equalizing Access Enabled Coverage Generated Name Possibilities: EquiCoverage (derived by combining equalizing and coverage) Equalizessage (derived from equalizing, access, and coverage) Selected Name: EquiCoverage Naming Process
- 9. EquiCoverage - Demonstrates the intended purpose of the service - Emphasizes the values of equity and accessibility - Suggests the message of equalizing coverage - Invites further interest in the service Final Product/Service Name
- 10. Brand Character Diagram Sketches
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- 14. EC Assignment Three, Finished Logotype
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- 17. Assignment Four, Social Media Branding, Facebook Pages
- 18. Assignment Four, Social Media Branding, Facebook Pages
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- 21. Assignment Five, Webpage Layout Research for Wireframes www.bestbuy.com
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