i agree, it's a bit to hard to distinguish each element from the other. everything seems to be in focus, maybe if you think of it like a photo, the text and things you want people to see would be in sharp focus, but the background can maybe bit a bit softer, blurred, not as prominent.
Busy
I find it all too busy and hard to read.
Simplify the background maybe?
a bit to hard to read
i agree, it's a bit to hard to distinguish each element from the other. everything seems to be in focus, maybe if you think of it like a photo, the text and things you want people to see would be in sharp focus, but the background can maybe bit a bit softer, blurred, not as prominent.
Good to know
Those are the backgrounds the Weather Studio Picked out...I will pass this on to them and let them know.
Thanks,
ajojeda
i would suggest having a
i would suggest having a screen of "glass" placed in perspective (3d) in the environment. lets say a sky-blue one, with a bit of opacity.
that way you can have a background for the meteo data, while not obstructing too much the environment, if the client is so keen on it.
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oh, and you could lose the
oh, and you could lose the copyright watermark.
no one will steal your work around here mate.
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It screams 'small midwestern
It screams 'small midwestern town' to me. :)
Background is WAY too busy for the info. Lose the impact font and get creative.
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