Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Advertisement picture

It is an advertisement picture for our company,it is done by last weekend,but i always forgot to upload it.I have uploaded into our FB page ,so any suggestions please tell me .Thx

FB image

This is my design for our facebook page image,it is using by us now ,It's so sorry that i never save the psd file ,,,so if it is suitable for us ,we can keep it .Thx

Visiting CYS for taking pictures and asking price

Today,me  Dion and Wee ping going to CYS Store for taking picture of products and asked about the price of each product.We decided to post them on our Facebook page and showed our efforts for page  liker. After that ,Me and Dion were editing every single photos because we wanted them to be professional and attractive.It is totally about 50 pictures we were taken.On the another , some of products do not label the price yet,because it's keeping by shopowner and the  customers have to asked the price by themselves if they really want to buy it.

Saturday, 30 June 2012

Facebook Page Thumbnail & Cover Photo

Today, 1/7/12, Wee Ping and I discussed on Facebook with regards to what we should do with the Cover Photo and the Thumbnail of the Facebook page for the Hardware Store. Originally using photos of the business card,
The original Thumbnail 












we decided to change it to pictures of the store as they were more visually appealing.
 (Link: https://www.facebook.com/ChangYongSengToolsAndHardwareEnterprise)

For the thumbnail, I did minor editing to the photo using Photoshop. I brightened the photo so as to make the picture slightly more visually appealing.
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After











Also, Dion might be doing Photoshop re-designs of the Logo. Might change the thumbnail photo to his re-designs if the boss, Mr Chng gives us the approval.


CYS Webpage

After 6 hours of work, the coding part of the webpage is finally done. Just got to find out if it's possible to upload the files for free with a fast loading speed...

Tuesday, 26 June 2012

Visit to Store - Regarding Website

On June 18, Monday, Dion and I headed down to Chang Yong Seng Hardware & Tools Enterprise around 2pm to discuss with Mr Chng, the boss, to seek permission for creating a website for him. We wanted to create a website for him so as to provide basic information to both potential and current customers.

This would come in handy for current customers should they lose information like the Contact Number and the Opening hours of the shop.

Furthermore, Mr Chong said today that potential customers nowadays usually check online for an official business website, and that if they do not find them, they would not find the business genuine.

Last but not least, we created the website so that the business has an online presence. As a result, there may be a larger influx of new customers who may find the website on a search engine.

Mr and Mrs Chng were very keen to have us create a website for them. When we asked them what they wanted to be included in the website and objectives of the site, they told us it was up to us. Mrs Chng said that she wanted to give us more flexibility and that she trusted us.

We then proceeded to take down basic information for the website and left around 3.30pm. Not wanting to disturb the boss further, we headed to somewhere else to discuss. We were quite ambitious then and wanted to create a Products page to list every product down. However, after much discussion, we decided not to as it was not viable due to time constraint. Also, before we left, Mrs Chng had told us not to as she felt that it was virtually impossible due to the large number of products.

Discussion on Action Plan!

During the holidays, we met up on June 12, Tuesday to discuss on how to further elaborate our Action Plan. We were told to do so as our Action Plan was not detailed enough. We met at 10 and began discussing on various strategies. After much deliberation, we decided to undertake a few strategies we all agreed on. We rejected some because they were not viable. At around 12, we wrapped up our discussion and split the workload.