Reading Response
Templates: How good are they?

As I developed my personal website I used an online template as a starter for the design. It included a good amount of unique Java functions and I liked the overall layout. As I went along, inserting my own material and adding links, I found that I could not change a certain link bar that was included at the top of the page. I wanted to use the bar but obviously with my own links. I tried numerous methods of trying to change it but as soon as I refreshed the page, it went back to its former status. As an aside, I was using
Week 13 Reading Response

I decided to use Adobe Photoshop to edit a picture with layers since I have never used layers before in Photoshop. This new layer is to be blended with the existing picture. I figure out how to do it by just playing around with the controls. It took awhile, but I eventually got it to do what I wanted. Another program that I could have used is Microsoft Paint since I am familiar with it, but I don’t think it could do what I wanted. My decision is done because of my little knowledge of other programs and the capabilities they
Week 13 Blog Assignment
Posted April 11th, 2008 by ANF200921Discuss a situation involving work with a document template -- either during today's class, or on a different occasion -- during which you encountered a task, a toolbar, a menu item, a palette, etc. that was not intuitive in its completion method and/or its location/presentation on screen or within the program.
Something to Ponder 11: The Use of Document Templates

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Reading Response

In going back through my notes, I realized I missed this reading response posting. I scanned all of the documents for this week's readings and several of them struck me as information I had not heard or thought of before. I really enjoyed the article about the car you drive and who you are. The other article I enjoyed was the one concerning the early adopters and late adapters.
New Perspectives

This week I reexamined the VW Rabbit marketing material after reading the articles which discussed micromarketing and demographic classifications. As I perused the marketing site, it all seemed to take a new life. I was able to recognize many small details which were intentionally included for marketing purposes and to appeal to a specific market audience.
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Rhetorical and Document Design Issues

The sample document that I chose to focus on was the Rotary Kiln Combustion Systems document. The format of the document is an electronic document that can be seen online or printed off. Even though I am not personally interested in this product, or those like it, I enjoyed the document and perceived it very well since it was easy to read. The information was presented in a way that even someone with my limited knowledge of this area could understand. They did this with their design and the writing style. The document was very colorful,
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Something to Ponder 9 : Additional Information - A little thing can make a big difference

Rhetorical and Document Design Issues Blog Assignent
Posted April 2nd, 2008 by ANF200921The document that I paid particular attention to was the Rotary Kiln Combustion Systems document. My perceptions overall about this document are good. I am not interested in this product or similar products but the document wasn’t too bad to read. The way the information was presented made it easy for me to understand what the document. There are particular designed-based attributes that I thought were positive.