Reflection - Meeting The External

I have had a productive day today. I have met with the external; she seemed very positive about my work and my output. This has provided me with greater confidence within the campaign.

I have also had a meeting with Christine, who is going to have a quick read through my report. I will have this back to me by Monday. This gives me a good three full days to work solidly on my promotional items.

I will start on my web portal tomorrow morning, dedicating the full day to this. I am going to use a web portal for the Big Bang, MOSI and National Science Museums as inspiration. Once I have these as templates and guides, for example with regards to the positioning of navigation – assuming these companies have researched into consumer preferences, I will put the web portal together.

Depending on the progress I make towards my web portal tomorrow, I will consider even working on this the very next day, or giving myself a break from this and working on the formatting of the report.

My Cell Crew characters arrived in the post today, but unfortunately I was not there to collect them, therefore tomorrow I will collect these and look at them in relation to props. If I have time tomorrow I will take one of the characters into town so that I can analyse the scale of the characters in relation to the props.

This evening I am going to write a time plan / to do list of how I intend to manage my time wisely, as it is getting to a crucial stage in the project. Tomorrow, I will ask if I can have a look over the media plans / campaign plans and will take inspiration from these in order to complete my own – as this is one area in which my report is lacking in.

What next? Hopefully by the end of tomorrow I will have updated the report depicting the stage at which I am in the project. I anticipate that I will have made a healthy start on the web portal – around ¼ of the way complete. Later tonight I will also print off the primary research pages that I have annotated and put these into my research file so that I have a clear understanding of where I am up to research-wise.