A21HP0139-Assignment-1-Reflection-Magazine
by Alice Johnson | 11 May 2025 | Test, Test Group 1 | 1 comment

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Class / Group
- Class 2026 semester 1
- Class 2026 semester 1 Group 1
- Class 2026 semester 1 Group 2
- SHPP3303 2425-2
- SHPP3303 2425-2 Group 1
- SHPP3303 2425-2 Group 10
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- SHPP3303 2425-2 Group 2
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- SHPP3303 2425-2 Group 9
- Test
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The design effectively utilizes bold typography to establish hierarchy, particularly with the title “UKQT3001-06” and the student’s name prominently displayed. The contrasting colors—dark tones for the text against a lighter background—enhance readability. However, the layout feels somewhat congested, potentially distracting from key information.
The image of the student adds a personal touch but competes for attention with the text. A better balance between text and imagery would improve visual flow. The inclusion of a blue accent box for “ExCEL” provides an element of contrast and draws the eye.
While the overall aesthetic is coherent, simplifying some text elements might enhance clarity. In summary, the design demonstrates solid foundational principles but could benefit from improved balance and composition to elevate its visual effectiveness.