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Proveedores presentan soluciones digitales para factura electrónica DGII

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SANTO DOMINGO.- En la ruta de posicionar a la Administración Tributaria y a la República Dominicana en la revolución digital en materia tributaria, fue realizado en Santo Domingo el primer encuentro de empresas y proveedores para los Comprobantes Fiscales Electrónicos (e-CF).

El objetivo de este encuentro fue crear un espacio de intercambio de experiencias en la comunidad de proveedores de…

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[reformedminimalist]

Merry Christmas

GDII was all in all a pretty good time. Structuring the class for our final deliverable to be a product of the work we put in throughout the class is something I definitely enjoyed. In the beginning the idea seemed a little overwhelming but it came together to be an enjoyable experience. You provided not only the knowledge to streamline the project but the materials to enhance its quality which isn’t something I would have expected going into the class. I will say my idea for the booklet up until a few weeks before turning it in was again a bit grander than it turned out to be. I honestly thought we were creating collection catalogs similar to the books you showed as examples; hardback covers and all. That obviously didn’t happen which I was a little disappointed by but I would like to polish the booklet as much as I can when we return from the break so it at least comes close the the idea that was in my head.

[reformedminimalist]

I think after seeing more examples of what successful collection catalogs look like I have a pretty good idea of how I want the final project to represent. It changes a lot of the work I put in up until now but I should be able to get it done and it should hopefully work out a bit better than the ideas I had up until now.

Since my collection of cards is pretty flat (obviously) I think as opposed to taking pictures to give them some sort of depth they don’t have scanning the cards would work a lot better. A lot of the collections of magazines or books or things of that nature seemed to be high quality scans instead of photographs and I think overall it works better. For visual interest I think adding a few pages with photographs for full spreads could be cool and it’s something I’d like to try.

Besides that I’m pretty excited to see the project completed. One worry I had though was printing. Putting so much work into the collection to just end up printing it all on matte paper seems a little disappointing but I’m not sure where I’d even get more interesting material to try printing it on and if the printers in the photo lab support different paper types. One of the covers of the collections you brought in really interested me for whatever reason. If it comes down to it I’ll definitely get over whatever nonchalant feelings I have though.

[reformedminimalist]

I think after seeing more examples of what successful collection catalogs look like I have a pretty good idea of how I want the final project to represent. It changes a lot of the work I put in up until now but I should be able to get it done and it should hopefully work out a bit better than the ideas I had up until now.

Since my collection of cards is pretty flat (obviously) I think as opposed to taking pictures to give them some sort of depth they don’t have scanning the cards would work a lot better. A lot of the collections of magazines or books or things of that nature seemed to be high quality scans instead of photographs and I think overall it works better. For visual interest I think adding a few pages with photographs for full spreads could be cool and it’s something I’d like to try.

Besides that I’m pretty excited to see the project completed. One worry I had though was printing. Putting so much work into the collection to just end up printing it all on matte paper seems a little disappointing but I’m not sure where I’d even get more interesting material to try printing it on and if the printers in the photo lab support different paper types. One of the covers of the collections you brought in really interested me for whatever reason. If it comes down to it I’ll definitely get over whatever nonchalant feelings I have though.

[reformedminimalist]

Filling out the pages of our collection is getting more interesting. I definitely need to take more pictures but I think I can see the potential of the overall project.

I’m running into a few problems with some compositions though. Since there’s a large number of cards in my collection overall I think some interesting page layouts would have multiple cards on them. giving each picture a title though becomes a bit of a hassle though and I’m not sure if it works well. Since the pictures would take up most of the composition there isn’t much space for text and I’m not sure if putting the text on the picture itself would work well or flow overall. I still plan to experiment though and I’m excited to see the project be completed.

[reformedminimalist]

I’m enjoying getting to the end of our collection and seeing what the final product will look like. I plan on changing the way I’m setting up my sectional pages to reflect the catalog a bit better and to enhance the project as a whole. I think I need to buy one more deck of cards to accomplish my idea but I’m excited at the new plan. I’m going to try to create contrast between the title pages and cover pages (which I’m thinking is like the cover of the entire book) by using pictures. For this, I need to take a few better quality images and think of interesting compositions and locations for them.

I am a bit confused at the what the size of the book will end up being. Do we gradually incorporate more sectional pages? Or do we fill the majority of the book with information that we haven’t gotten to yet?

My plan so far is instead of the categories I planned to used in the previous assignment, I was going to simplify them to each card suit which would also be a separate and visually different deck of cards. After that I’d introduce card games with varying difficulty starting for easier games to more complex ones. I thought it’d be an interesting idea and would help fill out the project if I ended up running out of ideas.

[reformedminimalist]

I’ve taken a few more photos for my collection but they aren’t as good as the ones that I took with your camera so I’m hoping to be able to take more the week to flesh out the collection. The ideas I had for grouping were pretty simple for the most part but if done well I think it’d be pretty aesthetically pleasing at least.

I planned on grouping them based on aspects like suits, color, card back designs and then maybe the best hands you could play in games like poker, blackjack and other card games. I think playing cards have a really interesting aesthetic quality to them so I’m hoping to find ways to convey that through taking pictures. I’m also thinking about buying a few more decks that I think look cool.

[reformedminimalist]

These were the two posters I decided on with the one on the right being the design I’ll keep pushing for the final iteration. Seeing everyone’s designs during critique and the advice I was given should definitely be helpful in creating a better poster; I do wish there was a bit more of it though. It didn’t seem like their was much advice but to attempt some minor changes. Whether that’s a good thing or not I’m not sure but I’ll attempt different ideas until the design doesn’t work. Trying a horizontal design is something I didn’t think of though so that seems interesting.