Todays lecture discussed the maps and the importance of the maps in our spreads. From this lecture I critiqued my map -
Can a user visually follow your map?Yes, my map is followed easily and it is understood where my locations are in relation to Wellington.
What Visual Cues are used?
The hints at the location from the use of colour, and the symbols taken from the collage, used to show the positioning of each location.
How much information is necessary?
I believe the amount of information I have on my map currently is sufficient to what I have done. I could maybe include the behave in my map as well, this is another prominent location of Wellington.
What info is redundant?
Maybe a key for my main locations to make them stand out how I originally had my layout before I changed it.
Does it accurately indicate distance?
Yes, this map is to scale and shows appropriately the locations and where they are in relation to each other and the wider Wellington.
Stylistically is it appropriate to destination illustrations? Yes it fits with my brochure
From here I had a critique with Fay and Caroline -
I need to continue slightly refining my brochure for hand in in two weeks.
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