Interactive Design - Exercise 2

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Week 1 - 6
SUNG J XIN/ 0370139/ Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
GCD60904 Interactive Design
Exercise 2

Exercise 2 : Web Replication
Website 1 - GOOD IS THE NEW COOL

Process Work




Final
Replication (Left), Original (Right)


Website 2 - WEDDING MAG
Process Work



Final

Replication (Left), Original (Right)




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