Sunday, 7 December 2014

Design Process - Study Task One -

We were set the task to make up a concept for the Monarch Airlines company that suited their current audience and didn't change their core values. We first decided to research the company and what they stood for:


This paragraph gave us the insight that we had to update their
branding to adapt to the industry as we felt that their concept
       was not as strongly reinforced by their concept as we would like.





These three factors are their main selling points and
 the fact that they operate three different sectors of travel
 means their concept is to provide a whole experience,
 with their emphasis on great customer service too.




After we had researched the history and backstory of the company aswell as their main selling points, we tried to think about what Monarch stood for. We decided that the element they seemed to care about the most was their customer service, they say it's unrivalled in how good it is. They also like to advertise that they are a low-cost airline, which we found quite ironic since the word Monarch is defined as a ruler or emperor, something not commonly related to low-cost.

Design Process - Studio Brief One - Final Crit

Today we had our final crit with Simon in which I was told my design was well suited to my audience and I had clearly thought about my target demographic, but instead of being so descriptive about my audience I should instead analyse why the work I designed fit my audience in the first place. I will make sure this is added into my final design boards and I will try to become more analytical as opposed to purely descriptive.