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Create a platform for potential clients and employers to view my past work. Enabling me to organize freelance work and secure a workplace learning opportunity next semester using an online website and Instagram portfolio in 3 weeks.

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Further research web and Instagram themes/layouts that work and provide an excellent first impression.

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An example I used in the first part of my assignment, I love their instagram branding. Very creative and fun.

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Even when not in a 2x6 grid it's still very themed and intentional.

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Brand Aids website on the landing page hosts a square/grid format of each project. It's less connected than other examples but still showcases a broad range of skillsets.

Upon hovering over an element it provides a pop-up text explaining the name of the project and the chance to "click-into-it" that leads you to further details and images of the project.

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Noting the clean consistent format/grid structure used to display items that would normally be on a screen; also the cross-used images that span two posts

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Seachange does showcases of their work in sets, 3 slots at a time. Giving adequate but spaced out room for their projects.

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Simple grid layout and website navigation; nothing is overcrowded. Lots of negative space and each portfolio piece is displayed as it's own section.

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White rabbit is a New Zealand firm that has a consistent branding theme between their website and instagram; using the same black on white and gradient lime/green throughout.

I likely won't be making such a corporate brand but I thought this example was good for process documentation of what I was going to avoid.

Limiting myself to such a constrained palette and concept for each set of posts will make the Instagram seems "broken up" and divided in where it wants to be.

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Start collection and organizing portfolio pieces into sets of 3 images in order to begin theming + concepting how they will be showcased on the instagram.

Will likely go from 2019 to present in order. put the newer flashier work up the top.

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One of my first digital artworks.

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Illustration from a set of 3.

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Illustration from a set of 3.

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Wintec published "maganize" personal entry.

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the entire lucy the goosey book will be in this insta post.

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I mocked up a virtual book cover for instagram.

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I created this custom 1:1 ratio display of my Go Eco assignment.

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Part 2 if the Go Eco section, using an already created mockup.

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Final part of the instagram posts was creating a virtual mockup of my Kata wine bottle assignment.

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Goal for week 3 is to finalize Instagram and upload to the website; which involves last minute touch ups of posts and creating a simple branding to go along with it as placeholder for the future.

Also creating the website mockup.

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I settled on the name and tag @good1_design as it's has a somewhat Kiwiana connotation to it. I spent a long time thinking about how I could brand myself as an entity that's friendly, kiwi, approachable and slightly playful and Good1 became my top choice.

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I think my choices of portfolio pieces worked out really well; it shows a range of skills and maintains a high level of quality per showcase.

My ability to weave together sets of 3 fell flat due to the lack of content I had to work with; I was also limited because I wanted the accounts post order to be chronological to the time they were designed/made to hopefully in the future outline growth and greater skill.

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Inspired heavily by my research, I chose to use a format that's incredibly minimal, clean and gets to the point.

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Upon hovering over one of the projects; it will fade slightly and provide the name of the project. It incentivizes the user to click through to see more about the project.

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A quick witty about me "blurb" that explains a small amount about the projects I enjoy and about me.
The picture is subject to change depending on the opinions of a few people, it's placeholder for now but I like it.
I do worry it's not corporate enough.

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A simple contact me page; with forms and a captcha.

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For my chosen internship email I chose White Rabbit as they're based out of Hamilton and have a strong focus for branding and web projects; two things I could potentially keep my head above water.