The client is an instructional designer working on a MOOC that will help English speakers of Arabic origins get in touch with their original language in a friendly, informative and age appropriate manner. Target audience 12-25 yrs old.
The platform is called "Bab" which means "door" in Arabic.
The used design is Arabic inspired and the logo consists of the word "Bab" spelled in a mixture of English and Arabic alphabet to merge in to a simple, minimal design that also incorporates the idea of a "door".
Then, I designed a poster that can be used in the initial phase for marketing the MOOC.
I designed the logo using Canva, I started with a template that I then adapted and modified to suit the final design that I wanted to create.
As Canva gives you the options to save your design as png or jpeg, I chose png to have a higher quality image then used a free tool https://onlineconvertfree.com/convert-format/png-to-svg/ to convert it to svg vector format.
I also applied a creative commons license to my logo.
Bab logo by Eiman Elmasry is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
I designed the poster using Canva where I started from a template that I then modified to accommodate my needs. The main poster image has been downloaded from unsplash where crediting isn’t required, but is appreciated and allows photographers to gain exposure.
Photo by Eliott Reyna on Unsplash
Then I edited the photo using PIXLR where I cropped the image and applied some filters and effects.
I also applied a creative commons license to my poster.
Bab poster by Eiman Elmasry is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
My checklist has been up slightly modified to include image accessibility by using suitable, descriptive alternative text. Then the checklist has been applied to my nee digital design.