In the Design tutorial following
The picture above shows the first section of the tutorial when I created the man and the oval-shaped object in the background and added a fade in the background. Whilst doing this, I also decided to blend it in with the text, which I believe fits well.
This was the second part of the tutorial, when I created the 3 circles, which are called the "Ellipse frame tool" and added a proportional image of a wolf in the three circles, and also added a text saying "The strange man" with a custom fade added to it, similar to the first section.
Upon continuing the design of the second doubled page I moved the 3 Circles with wolf image embedded inside and added the image of the man with a scratch - like resembling to match the wolf image while keeping the image similar to the name give which is called "The Strange Man"
Continuing with the page, I added text with letters provided in with the app to give it a full look and spaced out the text evenly to give it a good look. Whilst keeping this in mind, I also put the first letters at a higher size font, which I believe turned out to be a good choice.
To complete the tutorial, I used some reference of the recordings provided by the teacher and decorated a shape, putting them at opposite sides and putting a short message talking about "The Strange man".
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Typography best practice.
To remember to keep it simple, if in doubt, avoid early decorative fonts. Avoid Comic Sans which is largely ridiculed in Design.
Print out your page to see its actual size - ensure the size of type is fit for its purpose - text size for print is usually 9-12pt.
Identify a new paragraph with a space above it or by indenting the first line, but do not indent the first line after a heading or subheading.
Do not distort letters; use a wider typeface, or a more condensed face, or italic if that is what you require. The type is designed by experts, and you
Only use centred type for display purposes, not for general text.
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What is a press kit?
A press kit is an interactive page on your website where interested parties, like journalists, can go to learn more about your business.
Digital press kits are preferred, but you can also send a link to your online press kit that you house on a dedicated press kit page on your site, or turn it into a PDF to use to build relationships with the media by cold pitching them relevant news stories that might interest their readers.
I'm thinking of adding my press kit from my group in the very early stages, and our team will think it through as we go.
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Press-Kit -
Before
Designing the first page I created a title which suits the background with the names of "Where The Forest Watches', and kept it simple and readable.
After
When it came to the finalisation of the first page. I thought a little more could be added so I decided to add "Eyes Lurking In The Shadows' and added a little fade to match it with the background Which in the end I think worked out really well.
Before
When it came to the creation of the second page I still kept the same idea but switched to up a little bit and added a dark blue forest in the background which works very well with the picture in the first page. Especially the eyes which work really well with the name "Where The Forest Watches'.
After
To Finish of the page I thought it would be best to add a section of paragraph explaining more in-depth as I did have difficulty bringing it into the right side of eye-view as it is a bit more darker making it readable more easily.
Before
On the last page, I decided to use the same image I used for the second image but put it as one as a finishing touch which works out very well and I added some more details in text making it nice and readable, However I felt something more was needed.
After
To finish everything off I decided to add a subsection small but just enough to be readable which makes the overall layout of the images good and work very well together
Research Existing Products
Podcast Name: The Joe Rogan Experience
General Genre:
Long-form talk podcast. Mix of interviews, comedy, culture, science, politics, sports, and whatever else comes up.
Target Audience:
Mostly adults 18–45. People into MMA, comedy, fitness, politics, science, and big open conversations. A lot of listeners use Spotify or watch clips online.
Episode Length and Frequency:
Usually 2–3 hours, sometimes longer. New episodes drop a few times a week.
Format:
Mostly one-on-one interviews. Sometimes more than one guest. No heavy structure — just conversation.
Tone and Style:
Casual and unfiltered. Can be funny, serious, intense, or laid-back depending on the guest. Feels like a long chat rather than a formal interview.
Recording Style:
Recorded in a studio with high-quality audio and video. Guests usually in person.
Strengths:
Deep, long conversations
Huge range of guests
Feels natural, not scripted
Strong production quality
Loyal, engaged audience
Podcast Name: Crime Junkie
General Genre:
True crime.
Target Audience:
Mostly adults 18–40 who are into crime stories, mysteries, and real investigations. A lot of listeners stream on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, especially during commutes or at home.
Episode Length and Frequency:
Usually around 30–60 minutes. New episodes come out weekly.
Format:
Co-hosted. One host tells the story while the other reacts and asks questions. Structured and scripted.
Tone and Style:
Serious and story-driven. Straight to the point, focused on the case. Not much off-topic talk.
Recording Style:
Recorded in a studio setting with clean, edited audio. Heavy use of scripting and post-production.
Strengths:
Clear storytelling
Easy to follow
Consistent release schedule
Strong fan base
Well-produced and polished
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