Moodboard Revisions

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Using feedback from the class, I made adjustments to how color was presented and attempted to reflect the various client colors (on the right, smallest colors), plus how prominent each main color was in the design.

What I failed to explain during my presentation was that in each client's page, there was a different overarching main color. This main color is the client's color, and that is why I try not to have an extra accent. A portfolio is unpredictable, you don't have much control over the colors clients use.

You can see this in action by clicking a tile on my portfolio here: http://emilyserven.net

My twitter is located here: https://twitter.com/emilyeserven

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