Final Design

My final design displays a neater, cleaner, and more professional tri-fold brochure. I went for a bold white text over black background to make it pop. The informational content is placed in its appropriate folds of the brochure. The font is legible and clear to readers and the pictures are of the highest display quality to help peak interest while giving a good depiction. I got rid of some of the purple lines that cramped up type space. I also enlarged the pictures to make them look more appealing, fixed the back cover and flap to make the content make sense. Getting rid of the spaces between the paragraphs and the tab lines created a neater appearance. I rearranged where certain type went in the folds to create a more cohesive flow about the brochure, making it easier for the reader. 

Although creating this tri-fold brochure seemed to be a difficult task at first; however, once I learned the process everything else became easy. It helped me to apply my knowledge of design thinking and creating something useful with it. Although it was a lengthy process, it helped me learn how to correct myself and improve overall. This learning experience was definitely an eye-opener to how the creative process works. In order to create something great, it takes a lot of mistakes and re-designing.