Re: Stall Posters

On Sunday, September 20, 2015 14:26:22 Carl Symons wrote:
> On Sunday, September 20, 2015 10:30:26 PM Andreas Cord-Landwehr wrote:
> > (please answer only to kde-promo)
> > 
> > Hey, due to several reasons, it took me much longer to finally come up
> > with
> > a first draft. Sorry for that :/
> > 
> > Here [1] you can find a first alpha-version for a possible KDE Frameworks
> > 5
> > poster. (This is also why the frameworks list is in CC.)
> 
> What did you use to make this? Is it possible to get the source document to
> make it easier to edit?
> 
> My first impression is that it has too much detail. However the white on
> grey headings make it easier to get the general messages. Still,
> simplifying would be good.
> 
> suggestions:
> remove "... for". Make the headings short with no extra information for
> people who only give it a glance.
> 
> Need a logo from the VDG.
> 
> CMake - usefull should be useful
> 
> QtWidget UIs - challening should be challenging.
> 
> I'd reword some of the points. It would be preferable to have editable text.
> 
> Keep in mind the environment of an exhibit. Generally people don't give much
> attention to the booth stuff. In fact, I've noticed that they avoid eye
> contact, don't want to be sold or something. So it might be good to have a
> table-top piece that lets people get the goods at a glance. Then they can
> move in if they are interested. They are usually at least a meter or more
> away from the exhibit.
> 
> Have more of the details in a handout or in conversation. Business card size
> brochures work really well. And we've used QR codes to give more detailed
> information. See attached examples.
> 
> Please send source document; I'll return edited version.

I would suggest to hand the content, once finished, to the VDG to make it 
pretty.

Also, the QR code is very blurry here, so resizing this kind of thing, a 
dumber algorithm usually leads to better results.
-- 
sebas

Sebastian Kügler    |    http://vizZzion.org    |     http://kde.org


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