November 21, 2011 10:03 AM catalfumo Project Holder
FEEDBACK (to all designers):
1. Lets try emphasizing photos #21 (main) and #7, zoomed in fairly close to the middle components. Maybe one on one side, and one on other, and rear.
2. Use the red EZWings Logo only, not the white version.
3. Orange/green may match the food colors, but it matches it too much and we need a lot more contrast to make the food pop out of the bg... please try more white/red appropriately behind the photos so they provide the greatest contrast while maintaining the same feel as you have now, i.e., wavy tasty lines.
4. Keep the images of the photos as high as you can and the logo beside it, with the info near the middle... you may have to overlay and still make it clearly readable. Make sure the majority of the photos can be seen if there were a car pulled up next to the van and you can only see above that car's roof. This design is 70% photo driven, then the logo, and then the info.
5. If you want to maintain the orange, try a brighter orange, but the green will have to go. Use white or some other appropriate hi-contrast color that will make the images/text pop.
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Project Holder
1. Lets try emphasizing photos #21 (main) and #7, zoomed in fairly close to the middle components. Maybe one on one side, and one on other, and rear.
2. Use the red EZWings Logo only, not the white version.
3. Orange/green may match the food colors, but it matches it too much and we need a lot more contrast to make the food pop out of the bg... please try more white/red appropriately behind the photos so they provide the greatest contrast while maintaining the same feel as you have now, i.e., wavy tasty lines.
4. Keep the images of the photos as high as you can and the logo beside it, with the info near the middle... you may have to overlay and still make it clearly readable. Make sure the majority of the photos can be seen if there were a car pulled up next to the van and you can only see above that car's roof. This design is 70% photo driven, then the logo, and then the info.
5. If you want to maintain the orange, try a brighter orange, but the green will have to go. Use white or some other appropriate hi-contrast color that will make the images/text pop.
Thank you.
Staff Member
-Liz