Examine and design visual media communication to produce effective business materials. Student Success Criteria View the grading rubric for this deliverable by selecting the “This item is graded with a rubric” link, which is located in the Details & Information pane. Scenario You are a website designer and are currently being considered as the designer for a complete redesign of a medical facility's website page. They have not updated their website in over 15 years due to the lack of staff. The website needs the redesign to target the specific visual preferences of patients and medical clients. They have several other designers that they are interviewing, and you decide to create a video presentation to impress them to choose you as their website designer. As you begin your presentation, you decide that your design will include the following visual concepts and elements: Visual Organization Visual Simplicity Visual Interactivity Charts and Graphs Images In designing these visual elements, you keep the target audience of patients and medical clients as the main focus. You carefully consider what these types of people wish to see at a medical facility. You also consider what visual elements will attract the eye, and yet enhance a specific mood and emotional response for viewers. After creating the website, you record your explanation of your visual design choices in an audio/video screen share. Your presentation should be a maximum of 5 minutes Sample script I.  Introduce yourself in the scenario (in Del 6 -- you are being considered as a website designer for a medical facility)  Stay in theDeliverable scenario character to introduce yourself and your purpose Introduce yourpurpose much like writing a thesis statement: example: "I’mApril, and I’m being considered as your website designer. I have experiencewith visual communication in website design….” II. Cover the first point in the Instructions (in Del 6 it is the use of Visual Organization, Visual Simplicity, Visual Interactivity, Charts and Graphs, and Image in websites) Choose a medical facility’s website that shows a good example of visual organization (laws of perceptual organization – ch. 2) Identify what visual organization is. Explain the laws of perceptual organization in reference to a specific medical website page? Analyze a website’s use of these laws and how it affects the target audience. How will this affect viewers? All viewers will not see this the same? How will they see this differently? I would use quotes from Robin Landa (etextbook author and visual communication expert) Give examples of websites that do a good job with visual organization elements and an example of websites that do not—give specific visual examples Choose a medical facility’s website that shows a good example of visual simplicity Identify what visual simplicity is. Show where those visual simplicity elements are on the website you’ve chosen as an example. Analyze a website’s use of simplicity and how it affects the target audience. How will this affect viewers? All viewers will not see this the same? How will they see this differently? I would use quotes from Robin Landa (etextbook author and visual communication expert) Give examples of websites that do a good job with this element and an example of websites that do not—give specific visual examples Choose a medical facility’s website that shows a good example of visual interactivity elements Identify what visual interactivity elements are. Show where those visual elements are on the website you’ve chosen as an example. Analyze a website’s use of visual interactivity elements and how it affects the target audience. How will this affect viewers? All viewers will not see this the same? How will they see this differently? I would use quotes from Robin Landa (etextbook author and visual communication expert) Give examples of websites that do a good job with this element and an example of websites that do not—give specific visual examples Choose a medical facility’s website that shows a good example of charts and graphs elements (*you may need to just find a few medical charts and graphs that are not actually in a website page and discuss how you might apply them) Identify what charts and graphs are able to communicate to viewers. Show where those visual elements are on the website you’ve chosen as an example. Analyze a website’s use of these visual elements and how it affects the target audience. How will this affect viewers? All viewers will not see this the same? How will they see this differently? I would use quotes from Robin Landa (etextbook author and visual communication expert) Give examples of websites that do a good job with this element and an example of websites that do not—give specific visual examples Choose a medical facility’s website that shows a good example of the use of emotionally engaging visual images  Identify what specific images are able to communicate to viewers. Show where those visual elements are on the website you’ve chosen as an example. Analyze a website’s use of these visual images and how it affects the target audience. How will this affect viewers? All viewers will not see this the same? How will they see this differently? I would use quotes from Robin Landa (etextbook author and visual communication expert) Give examples of websites that do a good job with this element and an example of websites that do not—give specific visual examples REMEMBER --- Stay in scenario character and finish youranalysis of business website visual communication by stating why these visualsshould be used and why you should be considered for this website designposition.

Using the readings from Glen & McManus (2014), and Cagiltay, Bichelmeyer, & Akilli (2015) write a 750 -1000 word essay answering the listed questions. The paper must include at least one citation and reference from each of the sources. Title the paper, “Building Geek Team Trust.” You will be assessed using the Writing rubric and APA formatting. An "A" paper is well-written and includes cited authors, personal insight, and examples to illustrate. Use the bolded words below as headings.o The Authors on Trust (cite and reference the authors listed)o How can trust be lost and gained between geeks and non-geeks (Glen & McManus, 2014)?o How can trust be lost on virtual teams? Strategies to gain virtual team trust (Cagiltay, Bichelmeyer, & Akilli, 2015)?o Personal Examples of Trust Lost or Gained (no citations required)o With geekso During virtual communicationo Using Values from your childhood (see Cultural Detective – Self-Discovery package, “Childhood Messages”)