Concept board

Icons

Audio ON/OFF

INFORMATION





GALLERY











These are some of the icons that would be included in my page.

Orang Asal of Belum.

Some of the snapshots of the Orang Asal of Belum,Perak.

TYPOGRAPHY/LAYOUT DESIGN

DESIGN ONE

DESIGN TWO

I've used photoshop to come up with this two different designs of the website that I'm working on.

GANTT CHART

Sketches/Flowchart

one of the sketches on what I'm goin to present

sketch of a mind map on how my website would be

PROPOSAL

Task: To develop an Interactive Application

Topic: Orang Asli Settlement

Objective:
Would be an attempt to provide understanding to the audience about the 'Orang Asli' in Malaysia based on my experience and information that I'll collect during the trip to Belum Rainforest.

Target Audience: Adults.

Content:

Home

followed by,

PAGE 1 : General information about the native.

PAGE2: Information that I've collected during the trip.

PAGE 3: Q&A - interview session.

PAGE 4: Gallery of images.

CREDITS.

RESEARCH : ORANG ASLI

THE ORANG ASLI OF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA

The Orang Asli are the indigenous minority peoples of Peninsular Malaysia. The name is a Malay term which transliterates as 'original peoples' or 'first peoples.' It is a collective term introduced by anthropologists and administrators for the 18 sub-ethnic groups generally classified for official purposes under Negrito, Senoi and Proto-Malay. They numbered 105,000 in 1997 representing a mere 0.5 per cent of the national population.

The Orang Asli, nevertheless, are not a homogeneous group. Each has its own language and culture, and perceives itself as different from the others. Linguistically, some of the northern Orang Asli groups (especially the Senoi and Negrito groups) speak languages - now termed Aslian languages - that suggest a historical link with the indigenous peoples in Burma, Thailand and Indo-China.

The members of the Proto-Malay tribes, whose ancestors were believed to have migrated from the Indonesian islands to the south of the peninsula, speak dialects which belong to the same Austronesian family of languages as Malay, with the exceptions of the Semelai and Temoq dialects (which are Austroasiatic).

The Orang Asli have equally varied occupations and ways of life. The Orang Laut, Orang Seletar and Mah Meri, for example, live close to the coast and are mainly fishermen. Some Temuan, Jakun and Semai people have taken to permanent agriculture and now manage their own rubber, oil palm or cocoa farms.

Final Poster Design (A2)

This would be my final poster design.

I've used TWO images from the snapshots taken from FRIM to create this poster design.

The text 'FLORA' is partially hidden in purpose.This is to attract the audience to interpret the word that lies behind the highlight of the poster - the flower bud.

My tag line for this poster would be 'LEARN FROM THEM HOW TO LIVE' which is referring to the highlight of the poster - the flower bud.

Poster Design -Process

The original image

Background of poster,moderately desaturated.

Another window is opened and this time,the flower from this image would be cutted out.

Cutted out image.

Cutted out image (2)

SCREEN SHOTS OF POSTER DESIGN-PROCESS





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Pictures of Flora and Fauna taken in FRIM

courtesy to lyana and hadiy :)