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Art of flight
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Timeline
This document contains a timeline for a snowzone advert. It lists the seconds, events, height on the y-axis, and axis labels for the advert. Key events include a quote from a pro snowboarder, music fading in and out, increases in volume at certain parts of the music, narration providing contact details, and a loud sound effect of snow spraying.
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Test
This document provides criteria for evaluating an audio product, including its duration (minimum 45 seconds), whether it contains sound effects, if it has voice components and is recorded, its file format (should be mp3), and if it fits its intended purpose and audience. An example evaluation is provided, noting the audio piece lasts 56 seconds, needs a fade out added at the end, and needs to be converted to mp3 format from the original audacity format. Feedback indicated the audience and purpose were clear.
Anatated
The document discusses improvements made when editing a video clip, including amplifying the script to be heard over loud music, and adding small fades to smooth transitions and prevent jolting when clips change. It also lists some notes about elements in the original clip such as its length, a volume change during a drop, and quotes and music used.
Timeline
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Art of flight
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Graphic analysis
This document analyzes three different graphical elements on the eBay website: a banner, navbar, and buttons.
The banner advertises products for sale on eBay with a fading effect to imply limited time deals. The navbar allows users to search for specific products and is crucial to the site's functionality.
The buttons section takes users to their eBay account where they can access their watch lists, buying and selling pages. While not overly large visually, these buttons provide important individual account features that are regularly used.
Test of animation
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Size and speed
The file has been optimized to open faster by drastically reducing the file size, allowing it to be transferred or uploaded more quickly. It can now be easily shared over platforms like Skype or during conference calls due to the smaller file size enabling faster sharing.
Audience and purpose
The animation is aimed at young people interested in snowboarding between ages 10-18. It aims to entertain them and potentially get them interested in snowboarding as a field or to try it. The video is meant solely for entertainment and not education, as the tricks in the animation would be too advanced for beginners to attempt. The animation needs to look professional for older viewers but still be funny and accessible to younger viewers who may not be as mature.
Tests
The document appears to be notes from testing a website or application. It checks if various features are working properly, including playing a movie, the user interface buttons, a slide show, scrollable boxes, hyperlinks, page loading speed, consistency of style across pages, and embedded videos. For each item tested, it records whether the element worked as expected or needed improvements.
Self and peer
The document provides feedback on improvements that could be made to a multimedia web page about snowboarding. Suggested improvements include making the video and scroll bar fit better with the design, adding more text, hyperlinks, and widgets. Peer evaluations praise the page's smooth functionality and professional design while suggesting minor additions like button sounds or a homepage. Critiques of the animation and lack of homepage are also mentioned.
Proof
The document describes a home screen for a website with scrollable news updates and a slideshow of fading photos. It includes an animation of a snowboarder, sound that plays when a music video is clicked, and hyperlinks to external pages. Suggested improvements are to make the video and animation more relevant to the topic, add more text, hyperlinks, and a calendar widget with key dates.
All files work
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Purpose & audience
This snowboarding website is intended for entertainment and to share high quality pictures and videos of snowboarding with those interested in the sport. The purpose is to inspire people by showing what expert riders can do. The audience includes anyone interested in snowboarding and skiing, especially those thinking of visiting a resort. The site will have a casual, entertainment-focused design with a snowboarding background image, no capital letters, grey buttons with light blue text, and a prominent logo. It will feature navigational links to other snowboarding pages, embedded videos, and a flash slideshow of pictures.
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- The NASA website aims to show interesting space pictures to get people interested in space and recruit future staff and funding.
- It generally succeeds in having an easy to navigate design with a clear style and accessible information, though some terminology may be too advanced for young children.
- Good features include the color scheme, ease of navigation, news, videos and engaging photo galleries.
- Areas for improvement include inconsistent drop down menus, auto-playing slideshows that don't allow viewing single photos, and some pages not matching the overall style.
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This document reviews an existing Harry Potter-themed website called wheezieprod.com/HPskins.htm. The reviewer criticizes the website for having an outdated and poorly designed interface with distracting animated elements, a lack of clear purpose, and no updates since 2001. While the website aims to provide Harry Potter-themed HTML codes and sounds, the reviewer finds the website confusing to navigate and not useful for anyone. The only positive aspect noted is that it provides some free HTML codes and sounds, but the reviewer would not use any elements from this website to build their own page due to the outdated and distracting design.
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Bob is changing his name to Michael. The document provides a name change from Bob to Michael. In 3 sentences or less, the document is requesting a name change from Bob to Michael.
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This document provides an overview and summary of the features on a website. It describes a home page with a slideshow on the left that fades between pictures. It also mentions menus for clothes and equipment with drop downs, embedded videos, scrolling news boxes, a login page with forms, a sign up page, and buttons that change pictures depending on user interactions. File storage and layout are also discussed, including backups on a flash drive and Dropbox. Images were compressed to optimize loading speeds for a better user experience. Consistent linking was also implemented across all pages.
Purpose, audience and plan
The document outlines the plans for a website to sell snowboarding equipment and gear. It will include pages for clothing, equipment, videos, and news to attract younger snowboard enthusiasts. The home page will feature photos and videos to get visitors interested, with navigation bars and consistent branding across pages. Product pages will showcase individual items and link back to the category pages. The goal is to keep visitors on the site browsing deals to maximize sales.
Sources
This document contains a list of items sourced for a snowboarding website on various dates in January 2013. It includes the URLs and dates for snowboard wallpapers, buttons, a scroll box, boards, bindings, boots, helmets, jackets, pants and banners created in Flash and Fireworks to advertise snowboarding gear on another website.
Ao6 evidence
Bob is changing his name to Michael. The document provides a name change from Bob to Michael. In 3 sentences or less, the document is requesting a name change from Bob to Michael.
Prediction
If the number of NHL jersey sales in September is reduced to 3,800, average sales, total sales, number of items bought and sold, and overall profit for that month will all decrease compared to previous levels.
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The audio clip is an advertisement for the "Art of Flight" snowboarding competition and Travis Rice that uses music and narration over snowboarding footage. Over the course of 1:20, a keyboard tune plays as narrators discuss the danger of snowboarding, building tension. The main beat kicks in after some profanity to shock the listener. The clip aims to entertain viewers with amazing footage while advertising the competition. Its intended audience is snowboarding fans. The music and narration complement each other well and match the rhythm of the footage. However, the narration is sometimes too loud and the excessive discussion of deaths could put some viewers off from snowboarding.
Graphic analysis
This document analyzes three different graphical elements on the eBay website: a banner, navbar, and buttons.
The banner advertises products for sale on eBay with a fading effect to imply limited time deals. The navbar allows users to search for specific products and is crucial to the site's functionality.
The buttons section takes users to their eBay account where they can access their watch lists, buying and selling pages. While not overly large visually, these buttons provide important individual account features that are regularly used.
Test of animation
The document describes the results of testing various elements of an animation created by Sam Lount, including whether the character moved properly, if it included a looping element, if sound was included, if the background ran smoothly, and the quality of the graphics. While some elements passed testing, others failed or needed changes, such as extending the length of the video, adding elements to make the sun spin in a loop, removing sound that was too long, improving the movement of clouds in the background, and clearing more of the white background around the character.
Size and speed
The file has been optimized to open faster by drastically reducing the file size, allowing it to be transferred or uploaded more quickly. It can now be easily shared over platforms like Skype or during conference calls due to the smaller file size enabling faster sharing.
Audience and purpose
The animation is aimed at young people interested in snowboarding between ages 10-18. It aims to entertain them and potentially get them interested in snowboarding as a field or to try it. The video is meant solely for entertainment and not education, as the tricks in the animation would be too advanced for beginners to attempt. The animation needs to look professional for older viewers but still be funny and accessible to younger viewers who may not be as mature.
Tests
The document appears to be notes from testing a website or application. It checks if various features are working properly, including playing a movie, the user interface buttons, a slide show, scrollable boxes, hyperlinks, page loading speed, consistency of style across pages, and embedded videos. For each item tested, it records whether the element worked as expected or needed improvements.
Self and peer
The document provides feedback on improvements that could be made to a multimedia web page about snowboarding. Suggested improvements include making the video and scroll bar fit better with the design, adding more text, hyperlinks, and widgets. Peer evaluations praise the page's smooth functionality and professional design while suggesting minor additions like button sounds or a homepage. Critiques of the animation and lack of homepage are also mentioned.
Proof
The document describes a home screen for a website with scrollable news updates and a slideshow of fading photos. It includes an animation of a snowboarder, sound that plays when a music video is clicked, and hyperlinks to external pages. Suggested improvements are to make the video and animation more relevant to the topic, add more text, hyperlinks, and a calendar widget with key dates.
All files work
The document provides details on various media objects related to snowboarding, including pictures from websites of skiers and snowboarders, a desktop wallpaper, and an animation and video made by the individual. The sources and dates they were accessed are included for each object.
Purpose & audience
This snowboarding website is intended for entertainment and to share high quality pictures and videos of snowboarding with those interested in the sport. The purpose is to inspire people by showing what expert riders can do. The audience includes anyone interested in snowboarding and skiing, especially those thinking of visiting a resort. The site will have a casual, entertainment-focused design with a snowboarding background image, no capital letters, grey buttons with light blue text, and a prominent logo. It will feature navigational links to other snowboarding pages, embedded videos, and a flash slideshow of pictures.
Ao1 reviewing existing products 2
The student reviewed the NASA website and provided an analysis in multiple paragraphs. Some key points:
- The NASA website aims to show interesting space pictures to get people interested in space and recruit future staff and funding.
- It generally succeeds in having an easy to navigate design with a clear style and accessible information, though some terminology may be too advanced for young children.
- Good features include the color scheme, ease of navigation, news, videos and engaging photo galleries.
- Areas for improvement include inconsistent drop down menus, auto-playing slideshows that don't allow viewing single photos, and some pages not matching the overall style.
Ao1 reviewing existing products 3
This document reviews an existing Harry Potter-themed website called wheezieprod.com/HPskins.htm. The reviewer criticizes the website for having an outdated and poorly designed interface with distracting animated elements, a lack of clear purpose, and no updates since 2001. While the website aims to provide Harry Potter-themed HTML codes and sounds, the reviewer finds the website confusing to navigate and not useful for anyone. The only positive aspect noted is that it provides some free HTML codes and sounds, but the reviewer would not use any elements from this website to build their own page due to the outdated and distracting design.
Ao6 evidence
Bob is changing his name to Michael. The document provides a name change from Bob to Michael. In 3 sentences or less, the document is requesting a name change from Bob to Michael.
A02 evidence
This document provides an overview and summary of the features on a website. It describes a home page with a slideshow on the left that fades between pictures. It also mentions menus for clothes and equipment with drop downs, embedded videos, scrolling news boxes, a login page with forms, a sign up page, and buttons that change pictures depending on user interactions. File storage and layout are also discussed, including backups on a flash drive and Dropbox. Images were compressed to optimize loading speeds for a better user experience. Consistent linking was also implemented across all pages.
Purpose, audience and plan
The document outlines the plans for a website to sell snowboarding equipment and gear. It will include pages for clothing, equipment, videos, and news to attract younger snowboard enthusiasts. The home page will feature photos and videos to get visitors interested, with navigation bars and consistent branding across pages. Product pages will showcase individual items and link back to the category pages. The goal is to keep visitors on the site browsing deals to maximize sales.
Sources
This document contains a list of items sourced for a snowboarding website on various dates in January 2013. It includes the URLs and dates for snowboard wallpapers, buttons, a scroll box, boards, bindings, boots, helmets, jackets, pants and banners created in Flash and Fireworks to advertise snowboarding gear on another website.
Ao6 evidence
Bob is changing his name to Michael. The document provides a name change from Bob to Michael. In 3 sentences or less, the document is requesting a name change from Bob to Michael.
Prediction
If the number of NHL jersey sales in September is reduced to 3,800, average sales, total sales, number of items bought and sold, and overall profit for that month will all decrease compared to previous levels.
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