Brutalism in E-Learning Design #386: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share a six-slide course starter template using brutalist design.
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Data Security Meets Brutalism
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/386+Brutalism/story.html
I had never heard of this concept before, but I just realized how often I see it in architecture now. When I saw the description and examples my head went to cyber criminals and hackers. I researched some recommended fonts (Roboto Mono) and found a color palette (both in my design ribbon). I really found it hard to go with the underlined links for some reason. Happy #386!
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/386+Brutalism/story.html
I had never heard of this concept before, but I just realized how often I see it in architecture now. When I saw the description and examples my head went to cyber criminals and hackers. I researched some recommended fonts (Roboto Mono) and found a color palette (both in my design ribbon). I really found it hard to go with the underlined links for some reason. Happy #386!
I am so glad to see your AWS access was restored.
I agree with Jonathan. I find your use of imagery to tie the theme together and add beauty to the style. This is a useable template for topics that can get gritty, like security. Thank you for your file download. :)
I agree with Jonathan. I find your use of imagery to tie the theme together and add beauty to the style. This is a useable template for topics that can get gritty, like security. Thank you for your file download. :)