During this project I used and learnt about a lot of
different technologies, these included Blogger, Photoshop, Microsoft Word and
Excel. To take my images I used my Nikon D3100.
This was the first time that I had used Blogger. I found
this an interesting experience; I think that because this is a free internet
application there wasn’t as much control over how the blog looked, and how
things were constructed on it. I began to develop problems with the fonts; the
font kept changing as I was writing the posts. However, overall I think that it
is a useful application and I think that with more practice using it (and
designing the background) it would be easier to understand and use.
I think that Photoshop was really helpful during this
project; I have used Photoshop previously so I know how to use most of the
tools. To make my product I used tools such as text (including font, size,
colour and shadow), brightness and contrast and desaturation. I think that I
used these tools to good effect to make my final product. I found that the text
tool was the hardest to use, this is because my text wasn’t fitting in the area
that I wanted it to. To try and fix this I was transforming (Ctrl + T) the text
and adjusting the size so that it would fit in the space that I wanted it to,
however this meant that it wasn’t the same size as the rest of the font on the
page. This made it look disorganised; to fix this I made all my font sizes
smaller.
I used Excel to create my original questionnaire and to
process my answers. I think that though this was an effective to use to do
these things, however, it did mean that my participants were limited to people
who were close to me. This meant that some of them liked the same things that I
do and follow the same ideologies, which in turn meant that the questionnaire
was not reliable.

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