I am going to pick the second one because it is very detailed and because I wasn't very specific in the first one and I didn't meet my expectations for the design specification. I also didn't pick the first one because I didn't include that much text. In my opinion the second sketch is very accurate to my idea and the first one wasn't. I feel like the first sketch was just a story and the second one was going to actually teach someone something very important to do with there safety. For the second it was just a summary and not the full story, but the first one was a very simple story and I didn't like that I wanted tot include a bit more for the second storyboard, which I did do. I wish I just improve on my text a bit and also maybe improve my sketching skills because as I kept drawing drawing the drawings got worse and worse because I just wanted to finish the sketch very quickly. Also the reason I picked this second sketch was because I had a more clear idea in my head, but in the end I really did enjoy this task and I am very proud of my work.
Jenna, provide more details for the design brief in the Criterion A.
ReplyDeleteFor the Criterion B, you need to think how are you going to solve the problem and create an animation in Scratch for your product. Add the design specification for every scene of your animation. Present more than one feasible idea for your product (sketches with the annotations). Use the table from my blog to compare your sketches with the design specification. Design that will meet the most requirements will be selected as the final design. When presenting the final chosen design you must provide a clear image that clearly shows and highlights details including the written explanation and features such as colour, form, scripts, sprites and background (150 words max).