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Semester Review

How was your progress?: I thought my progress was good, I had a good understanding of design before this class because i wanted to be a graphic designer beforehand. I learned a lot about more of the technical side and ways of conveying different designs. 


What are your strengths? What did you struggle with?: I believe my strength mainly is executing clean designs that do looks nice, however, I know i do worth fast but this has never been a problem for me. I still am satisfied with my worth even when I'm working with speed, I'm just like that but that can been seen as a struggle. Also linking HTML pages through computer links, that made me give up a bit since I'm used to linking real webpages from websites. I struggled with recording my progress too.


What project was your favorite and why?: I really liked and enjoyed the final project. It really gave me free roam to do anything I wanted and work on my future career within this class but with a different perspective. I'm no the greatest film editor in the world, but this really gave me a better understanding since I wasn't working under a large time crunch like in film class. I was also quite pleased with the outcome of my project.


What have your learned?: I've learned many new technical things within design and about many other designers that I never even knew about before.  It was nice to open up the design field wider than I knew it before.

thank you for a great semester, I always really enjoy your classes!! I'll take design with me into film for sure

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