Week | Plan |
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1 | Finalise draft of proposal, start background research into data visualisation. |
2 | Figure out what questions need to be addressed during the planning stage of project, research review styles. |
3 | Decide which methodology to undertake. Focus on creative aspect of writing or more of a content analysis? Further research into style; which genres bear the most fruit creatively? |
4 | Decide on final layout structure for website, start designing and creating the basic template. Revise proposal. |
5 | Research further into music visualisation. Read more on Tufte's ideas on boundaries in data realisation. |
6 | Think about the significance of genre - compare drafts and see which types of reviews evoke the best imagery. Further develop web site for pilot. |
7 | Further research all fields - put ideas into theoretical context. How does the project sit within the subject? Continue with website development and experiment with images. |
8 | Revisit any further required Flash/Dreamweaver techniques. Start organising web site design for submission; make sure files are rooted correctly, folders sorted. |
9 | Continue working on images. Are recent reviews better, or is a certain genre worth visiting in depth for better results? |
10 | Clean up all images made to date, start implementing them into the web layout. |
11 | Clean up workbook/blog. Look in to how to submit the work, start preparing the website for the final piloted version. |
12 | Make sure everything works; double check blog images to make sure they display correctly, burn the pilot to disc for submission, add any more relevant theoretical work to the workbook. SUBMIT THE WORK! |
Tuesday, 13 December 2011
Production Schedule
After quite a lot of tedious HTML coding, here is my production schedule for this term.
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