I have a professor that uses way too many flowcharts. Today alone, I think there were at least 6 in a one hour PowerPoint presentation. By the end, I had no idea what she was talking about.**Begin Rant**
Now this isn’t to say that flowcharts are bad, but don’t force the most farfetched principles into a flowchart. There are dashed lines going from one bow to 6 other boxes and everything somehow turns into a cycle no matter what. Jackson Pollock would be jealous of the impressionistic art my professors can create.
**End Rant, in case my professors read this**
I think there are other ways to describe cycles, sequences, and principles. Let’s expand our horizons shall we? We live in an age of flash video and incredibly easy visual effects…lets use them and be creative…for once.
As I look for internships and try to figure out the path I would like to take after graduation, I realize that I am in fact, marketing myself….so why not identify some key marketing points about myself?
Check that image out…left aligned. How do you like them apples!? So the unofficial senior project is coming right along. I think I have my idea nailed down and now am just refining the logistics and budget of the whole thing. I figured I would give a sneak peak to what it is going to be by showing a sliver of the homepage…it won’t tell you much about it but you are welcome to guess :)
I recently presented an analysis of the “Personality of Starbucks” to my Consumer Behavior class at Utah State. I thought I would upload the PowerPoint presentation for the enjoyment of all. With the presentation I tried to break away from the norm of standard PowerPoints I get every day during class and used some basic design principles to make things a little bit nicer to look at. Hope you enjoy!
Former entrepreneur now a 9-5'er (by choice), I'm a web marketer, blogger, designer, and lover of all things outdoors. Happily married, living in the mountains of Colorado.