#weekly timetable

Weekly Planner PDF (Download Here)

Features:

Track daily/weekly salah. Prayers completed and missed. 

Acts as a substitute for university/school timetables.

Encourages using salah times to organise your day. 

Evaluation for Week 7

For week 7 I was able to get a lot of experimentation done such as sketching the different shapes and textures of fruit so that I can have an idea of how I could arrange them in letterforms. I have even been able to get a few examples of letterforms within my sketchbook of certain fruit and vegetables, last week I have also had the opportunity to listen to the talk from lucy, during the talk I was able to make a lot of rough notes of what she was talking about in her presentation. I have higlighted some keypoints which I found to be thought provoking; mainly points such as what a designer may get involved in at some point of their career.

At the moment I only have rough notes from this talk so I still need to write up about the talk in the sketchbook, for any work which still needs to be completed I save a page in my sketchbook so the work put in is more orderly. When it comes to completing work before a deadline I would say that I do tend to spend a lot of time with writing up rough notes but sometimes having rough notes is unnecessary when I could have just written down keypoints within my sketchbook.

I have made this timetable to make sure I know what tasks I have done and the ones which I still need to complete. Having a timetable makes it easier to keep certain tasks in order from when they were given, I can clearly see the progression of the project overall better by using writing up a timetable. It also gives me the opportunity to focus on the most recent tasks first without forgetting a task which still needs to be included in the sketchbook. 

I would say I enjoyed week 4 for the reason that I was able to break down the brief so I can have a better understanding of what TESCO is asking for. Writing up problems with the TESCO stores brought out ideas on how Tesco could change their approach in advertising. 

On Friday in week 5 I had the opportunity to explain some problems I have with TESCO stores and problems with Tesco in general. One complaint I had was with the brands logo, I find that on its own it looks very stiff. When I go to a Tesco store the format of the overall store isn't very different from any other supermarkets. Many individuals don't spend time looking into any corporate stores brand values. They pay more attention into the price tags, many would buy from a brand because they believe they are gaining benefits from shopping at a particular brand. From here I knew it would be a challenge to create an outcome which will grab the attention of the target demographic.

Even though Tesco are a sustainable brand and help out communities they really need to show that they are a brand to trust. The nations trust in Tesco will grow if the brand shows that they want you to have a good shopping experience.