Brochure Thumbnails
The Specialities of WNY
Group members: Michael Ferris, Alison Csapo, Hamza Alqaisiah, Andrew Knollman.
Alison Csapo
Andrew Knollman
Hamza Alqaisiah
Michael Ferris
Resume Revamp
A resume is the first impression that future interviewers and employers have of you. When creating a resume, one needs to really sell themself. A resume should contain contact information such as name, email address, and phone number. Following that should be your work experience, skills, and education. Some resumes have a small profile area or about me area, this gives the employer a little idea of who you are, your work ethic, and what you are looking for. These are just some standard things that resumes have but each resume is different. It's a good idea to keep a resume fresh, keep your listed work experience up to date, and refine your list of skills. As seen in the thumbnails above, many resumes are divided into two sections. The left half contains a name and contact information, sometimes the list of skills can go there too. The right half of the resume contains the profile or about me section, experience, and education. What you do with color, layout, and graphics is what ...
The thumbnails are off to a good start; please make sure that each member of the group outlines THEIR topic umbrellaed underneath the main topic of WNY Restaurants. Please watch again videos 1 and 2 in the video series to remind / review the idea of how to keep these brochures as part of a series, yet also as “stand alone” projects.
ReplyDeleteA few things:
Having a similar shaped graphic in the center panel is a smart idea to “shape associate” from one brochure to the next (the grill, the quesadilla, the ice cream bowl, the bowl of chicken wings) . This circle is consistent and creates a similar shape to help unite the four brochures
Having a “fun” tagline also helps to connect each of the brochure in the series.