Information Design | Final Project

22/09/2025 - 30/11/2025, Week10 - Week 13
Rio Sato / 0360530
Information Design / Entertainment Design
Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
Instructions
Final Project: Infographic Video Animation

1.0 Instructions

MIB: Information Design

2.0 Final Project: Infographic Video Animation (40%)

1. Creating awareness (such as Global Warming, Recycle, etc.)

2. Explaining a process (such as "how to" video)

3. Defining a concept (such as "What is Fast Fashion", "What is Color Wheel", etc.)


3.0 Process Work



Research
Fig. 3.1 Research, 2/12/2025




I chose this poster as an example of poor design. To improve and redesign it, I need to adjust the typography, color scheme, and icons.

Script

Fig. 3.2 Script for the video, 9/12/2025

I selected these posters as references to learn about color schemes, typography hierarchy, and layout principles.

Storyboard

Fig. 3.3 Storyboard for the video, 13/12/2025

I selected these posters as references to learn about color schemes, typography hierarchy, and layout principles.

Presentation Slide

Fig. 3.4 Presentation Slide, 16/12/2025
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Fig. 3.4 shows the first poster before I received feedback from Mr. Fauzi. He advised me to change the subtitle colors and make the body text larger and more concise.


I adjusted several elements after receiving the advice, which significantly improved the poster. The content is now more visible, and the hierarchy is clearer. The overall cohesiveness is much better than the first poster.

Video Animation

Fig. 3.5 Presentation Slide, 16/12/2025

Fig. 3.4 shows the first poster before I received feedback from Mr. Fauzi. He advised me to change the subtitle colors and make the body text larger and more concise.





4.0 Reflective writing

I will apply these lessons about hierarchy, typography, color, and motion to future projects. Most importantly, effective information design balances aesthetic appeal with functional clarity—beauty without clear communication is meaningless.

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