#Week 15: Ethos, Pathos, Logos FTW!
Almost done with this semester and this picture describes exactly how the end of the semester has me! The feels are real!
Section A: As a Writer…
The way I will achieve using rhetorical appeal throughout my website is to make sure that each piece of writing that goes one each page is liable and has enough detail backed up with supported evidence (if needed). For instance with the “About Me” page, I can have the use of pathos involved since I’m talking about my future and what I plan on achieving. Ethos and Logos can be implemented within the assignment and course reading reflections since my writing will be credible (it goes through ethos) and I’ll be implementing logical information–facts, statistics, and photos that are valid (ties to logos). The viewer will be able to see little clips of each rhetorical appeal and have an idea of the concepts that I am using.
Section B: As a Designer…
The way that I will achieve ethos, pathos and logos is by using the 5 special elements that make a website, the perfect website. Having an even portion of text and photos will go very nicely in a website, just so the reader doesn’t feel overwhelmed with a huge amount of photos or text. I will make sure to keep my website consistent within every section and make sure that it has a special flow to it in order to keep the viewer/audience engaged. As far as color details go, I won’t be implementing flashy colors–instead I’ll use more soft and professional kind of colors. I want the audience to feel informed and stay engaged as much as possible. I will make sure to follow each of the guidelines required for my website and will take some thought into expanding my vision more–without making it to flashy, but have it more eye-catching to the viewer.
Hello,
Great job on your post! I like the gifs you included. I like how you are going to employ pathos on your “About me” page by including details about yourself and your future. I definitely believe this is a great way to get your audience to feel some sort of emotions while reading the text of your website. My design section of my Tumblr post was very similar to yours, except I did not include the part about the color! I don’t know if you knew this, but certain websites use the color blue to display a professional, calming design of their website. Examples of this are on Tumblr, Twitter, and Facebook! I really believe for my website I will make the background blue in order to give the audience some sort of pathos (calming). Great job on your post, and good luck during finals week!
















