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Outcome Photos

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Our Presentation for There’s An App For That

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Final Process Book Cover

The end of the back cover was cut off because of measurements, and the back text is also off-centred because of the measurements. For the next time I do this I will keep in mind that I may need to adjust the placement of text or not place text near the edge of the book. 

I am proud of what I have achieved with my process book and I’m pleased with how well it came out. I’m also glad that I chose to use slightly glossy paper for the inside and a heavier weight for my cover as it will last longer when I look back at it.

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Final App Walk Through

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Final Design for Judge A Book By Its Cover

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Final Design for Food Types

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Final Printed Spreads

Looking through my printed process book, the paper I used makes the images a lot lighter whereas on normal printer paper it makes the images darker, I will know this for next time.

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Perfect Binding My Process Book

This process was really simple and I’m glad I chose this method over any others because it can be a hassle to paginate, but this process’s outcome is cleaner and looks professional which is what I wanted. Having done the introduction for perfect binding this was easy to complete, I did end up forgetting to put scrap paper on the front of my book before glueing so I had to reprint that page but it was an easy fix.