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brand book

Moc box

The only issue is that the box isn’t as big definition as I wanted it to be, so the focus is going to be on the objects.

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Process Poster

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WALLY

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Some Pitch Deck Slides

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Final Website Designs

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Newly Revised Infograph + Personas+ logo

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LOGO stuff

Final choice:

Blue circle one

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Jessica M. Silvaggi: Design Talk

Jessica M. Silvaggi, Ph.D., C.L.P, Senior Licensing Manager (UWM Research Foundation)

1) Are on the fly ideas or the thoroughly thought out ideas the most successful?

2) What characteristics have you found in successful products?

3)What products do you recall have popped out in your life?

Intellectual Property:

Patents

-describe everything about it so someone can explain it

-more useful,

-generally spread from country to country,

Trademarks

-Puts peoples on notice that your trying to get it to be a registered

Trade secrets

-can last a long long time, your ability to keep it save keep it for you.

Copyrights

-It cannot be an inventions

-If you reguster it you can sue people

Design Patent: can last 14

- the design of a a thing, how it looks

Utility Patent: 20 Years

- the size

Inventions must pass 2 bard to be patentable

Usefulness

Novelty

non-Obviousness

Jessica really gave us a great Ideas a stop how we can really move forward with our companies. I always knew it took a lot of work to make your company official and copyrighted, but these are so many different types of intellectual properties and you can’t really use all of these at once. I learned that you can register at any time, but you can’t sue someone who is copying you until the register goes through. I think the system works great but it’s really intense. I learned that there are 3 different intellectual properties that can help keep your company safe: Patents, Trademarks, Trade secrets, copyrights. I found that a lot of companies have Trade secrets and that trade secrets are not necessary to share with you customers.

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FINAL stuff

Bio:

Born in a very cultured and religious home, Lamia grew up with much confidence and pride of her middle eastern heritage and religious beliefs. Lamia is enthusiastic, confident, and passionate for adventure and learning. It was through the support and the encouragement of her family, especially her father may he rest in peace, that Lamia decided to embrace her love for the Arts and eventually found design. Having seen first had the amount of issues and struggles there are in this world, Lamias goal is to make a difference with her work one design at a time. Lamia considers herself a part of the contemporary art movement because of her passion to make a difference

Lamia is a student at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee and will be graduating Spring 2020 with a BFA in Design & Visual Communications and a Minor in Architectural Design. Proficient in design, illustration, problem-solving, research and analytical skills and more, Lamia embraces each day with positive energy and strength of character.

Design Team:

Alyssa Holly (UWM DVC Student)

Faezh Dalieh (Marquette University 4th year student majoring in Data Science and IT)

Molly Rice (UWM 4th year student majoring in DVC with a Minor in Business)

Keafah Mahmoud (Ventilator Support Nurse working at St. Lukes Medical Center)

Dr. Vani Pinnamaneni (Hospice/ Palliative care Doctor)

Description:

WALLY is a customized subscription box company intended for long-term care patients. Each box has 5 objects that highlight the feeling of home and comfort to prevent hospital induced mental Illnesses such as: Depression, Anxiety and Delirium.

Mission:

To give patients the ability to create a more cozy and comforting environment to heal in.

Vision:

Aiming to provide a better healing environment for patients to avoid post-care mental issues such as depression, anxiety and delirium.

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