Internal Project (THE BEGINNING) & External Project

Independent Project

I first began with the survey, planning it out, thinking of it's purpose and making sure I remain on the point.

I then prepared the planning of the flow and the different sections of the survey on miro. I made sure that different groups will go to different sections of the survey.

Teenage Pregnancy Mock Campaign in Malaysia - Google Forms.pdf

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Here's the final survey, I added the pdf just in case I missed some pics. Of course on the Google Survey, it's neater and the sections are well divided, each person will go to their appropriate section depending on their response.

The survey was long but it evaluates various sections of the problem. Furthermore, I made it in a way that I won't have to make the interview, however, I still asked the people how I could contact them just in case I missed a part.

This is perhaps not important, but it is how I was thinking of presenting myself and ask people to do my survey online.

Facebook was a disaster, I got no response there. Then I went on reddit and I got so many responses.

Thanks to everyone who's from reddit, if you're reading this :D

I also read an article, that talked about connecting with models, or influencers to help to share the survey. So I started looking for some Malaysian Models who may share the same interest in the topic.

I met this girl, who actually gave me lots of interesting insights on my survey. She actually agreed for me to share the screenshot, so I thought it could be meaningful to include it on the blog.

Her points were that the questions were very, personal, and some people might not feel comfortable talking about it. On the other hand, a Havas campaign for Libresse, did this too, but maybe their questions were different. Her recommendation was to put it as an awareness instead of asking it personally. Which is something I will consider next time I'm dealing with such a sensitive topic.

I got this copy while thinking about my project. Since I was recommended to look into adding humour, I had a first humorous tone, which is linked to a powerful, not of sparing the baby. It could also be very serious depending on the audience's reaction to the topic.

I also took some images of a vegetable I bought, that kinda looks like a penis. I tried to get the best shots where it really resembles a penis. It could somehow be a source of inspiration for the graphics.

From that, my lecturer recommended I do even more and make some arrangements to play, yet again with humour and make it more professional.

Back in Time

I think this is something I missed out but this is how I was planning out the proposal.

Critical Context Stage 2 Draft 2

For my Critical Context pt 2, this is how I've been rearranging the contents.

This is the 2nd draft for the Critical Context Stage 2.

Mangrove Aquaculture

For the aquaculture, I began with looking at many different existing brand's websites and logos.

Here's some of them that I found interesting.

Some possible inspiration based on the fish they focus on and how an aquaculture look like.

From there, I came up with a few names. I tried Malay words, but it didn't work actually. I really like to play with the humour, like 'bite' or using the word red, from the 'Red Snapper' fish which is the most attractive one from the whole batch, at least to me.

I currently used the name Red Siren but it's not a definite choice since I was very unsure about it. But here's how the designs were made and where they were inspired from.

Here are the 2 sheets of ideas, I got so far. I wanted it to be more elegant since their aim as a business is quite high tech.... in a way.. making the fishes more tasty, nutritious and healthy.

However, I was told that the word 'Siren' seems out of place and that it will be better to play with the word 'Bite' instead.