Opinions On My Poster Please

[soph95]

If you read the description it should help you understand it :)

https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/454933999835485587/

[EDDIE51]

It would be a lot easier to understand if it was in the form of a map.
Or just numbers > Number of cycle parks now and number proposed for 10 yeas time on a bar chart.
That gives no idea of the location of the cycle parking places.

[jourdain2]

Er... if I knew Newcastle better or there were to be a superimposed map then I might feel better informed. As it is, I'm glad I don't cycle! It does look to be a very good, clear exposition, but I don't know where anything is supposed to be.

[jourdain2]

SNAP! Eddie!

[woofgang]

well it obviously wasn't you but I do remember someone doing something similar to this and posting it on here for opinions....

[wiltsman]

Hi Soph - You've obviously gone into a lot of fine detail in producing the poster, and the layout of it must have taken a considerable time.

Although, like Eddie said, it would be better in the form of a map. Do I assume the centre of your poster is meant to represent the city centre? It's a great design, but, to me, it's just a bit too abstract. By the way. what size is the poster?

[Tuvok]

I can only repeat what the others have said - needs a map.

[Tuvok]

Also the fact that you say the description will help understand it sort of contradicts the idea of a poster - a poster should convey the information clearly and quickly.

[EDDIE51]

Main criticism is that the main body of the poster only has numbers. You then have to keep looking at the bottom to see the locations. Definitely needs a map, as it is it means nothing to someone who does not already have a detailed knowledge of the geography of the area.