Tokyo Brochure

Front: 1,2,3


Back: 4,5,6

Blog theme

Using Images

5 tips for using images effective in a design:

+ Using Flickr or Google to search for images
+ Do not use Copy Right images
+ Clear and easy to see even resize
+ Fit with the color of the background and font text
+ Make it even size for having a normal look for an object (drag by the corners)

Brochure Planning

Dark Blue = Backgroung color/image
Light Blue = Text
Middle Blue = Picture

          First                Second                 Third


       Fourth                  Fifth                   Sixth

Tokyo Trip Leaflet

• Title
• Date
• Information about the trip
• Trip cost
• Main responsible person 
• Stem

Tokyo Trip Spreadsheet Model [Voice Thread]

Link: http://voicethread.com/share/2220802/

[adding information]

- Vailidation:
To make a list of activities, I used validation to make a list then hide it by the font color; changing it to white.

- IF Statement:
Using IF Statement to find out if we're success or not.
Ex: =IF(E5>=0,"Success","Fail")

Printscreen Tokyo trip Spreadsheet

Budget:


Payment:

Tokyo Trip Spreadsheet Final Version

Computer Modelling :x

     A model is a kind of testing using technology to check before it finished! It has been used for lots of times by many people who want to test things out. The reason this kind of testing is so popular because it's safety, it cannot cause damage when something went wrong and we can fix the problem or problems without spending lots more money :) For example, if you tried to sell a newest car, the first think you want to do is to test it to see if it's safe or not. And if something went wrong, the tester can cause damage or even die so making a testing model is much more safer instead of  testing by the real one :P

     The simulation is kind of like the model but it based on real thing like we can feel like we are testing the real one. It contained speed, levels, power and everything as same as the real one exactly the same but model only allows you to tried to make a testing as close as possibly can. It's much safer when we test but not after it finished because there's might be some problems that we can see in the model but in the simulation :"