We made a quick schedule for this module so that we had a rough idea of when/how long we had to do each thing. We decided to plan it so that we had a free week before the deadline, just in case something went wrong or we overstepped our timetable a little bit. I don't expect us to particularly need this extra week to finish things but we have it just in case, and we can use that as a chance to clean up any development work if we need to and get everything prepared for submission.
We broke the development stages down into as small, specific steps as we can, sot hat we know exactly what each other will be doing and when. The plan is to confer with each other at least every time each development stage has been completed, to give each other feedback and make sure that we are on the right track and have enough ideas. There will be the most discussion around the'hybrid' stage - when we combine our ideas and get started on the final designs. We have more time for this so that we can make sure that it all goes smoothly. The final designs shouldn't take too long to finish illustrating, and a week should be enough to do these in along with work from other modules. At this point, we may choose two between the two final designs we end up with to submit - possibly on the basis of which we can add more animated elements to, since the 'digital extension' gives us a chance to play around a little more with the image. If we do add animation, it won't be too much - most probably little parts of the image that we can animate with After Effects, maybe in a Rebecca Mock style to draw attention to little details, but not distract from the whole image.
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