Mood Boarding

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This exercise will help you think about what you want your website to feel like.

  • Choose one of the following services to create a digital mood board: Gomoodboard, Canva, BeFunky, or Milanote.
  • Think about what mood, style, or concept you want to project in your website for this class.
  • Find one item that will serve as the anchor for the rest of the mood board.
  • Complete the remainder of the item, aiming for at least 10 items total.
  • Submit the URL for your mood board through the exercise upload.

I really loved doing the mood board! I thought it was a great exercise to develop skills for creating an appealing and appropriate theme for the layout of our websites. It was fun, straight forward, and very enjoyable! I thought it was a great idea to practice skills in design that would be more difficult to teach otherwise.

My favorite exercise was the moodboards. It was cool to see how through just pictures a mood could be portrayed in a website.

The mood board activity was my favorite because it served as good practice for using images, textures, colors, etc. to convey a certain mood or idea which is important for creating a website that adequately expresses what the author intended.

I really like the color scheme and making a mood board because it gave me inspiration on what I wish my website would become.

The mood boards were my favorite. It allowed me to use imagery to convey a narrative arch about myself and my experiences pulling the audience in.