After Thoughts

Posted on: 22nd May 2009
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I had a thought of a possible way of presenting the relationship physicall, in a form of a book, where each page would have a different code (depending on it’s chracteristics, hierarchy etc) and these codes would be linked with thread, depending how how they would function.

In the end when the concertina book is opened, we would see the threads representing a structure of a particular site, and I guess this will vary depending on the amount od code used in each language for each particular site.

This would have a been a more 3D response.

Thoughts 7

Posted on: 22nd May 2009
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So far with the information design finales, I think I could I have definitely presented them in a much more clearer method, at the moment, I myself would probably understand what is going on with the design but it may not be as clear to my fellow peers.

A better design/organisation system would have helped as well, or showing the relationship between the codes and the result in some physical design form.

Perhaps a better hierarchical and logical system of design would have worked.

I would have loved to use something like a computer motherboard to represent my project as I am not liking what I have produced at the moment as I think it is a bit messy (I am not a fan of screenshots).

Final 2

Posted on: 22nd May 2009
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This version links up the various web-languages working as a whole in this document and it’s relationship between each other.

General guideline: red = HTML, green = PHP, blue = CSS.

Final 1

Posted on: 22nd May 2009
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This version links up the various codes to the visual end result when viewed ona browser. There is no system to this piece of information design. The various colours are there to represent and distinguish the types of HTML, CSS and PHP.

General guideline: red = HTML, green = PHP, blue = image tags, fuschia = HTML class, yellow = HTML DIVs.