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Alex Rangel
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Does this design reflect a(n)...
• well developed and easily understood concept?
Unfortunately, this proposal was not uploaded at Basecamp and therefore I was not able to see how it rolled out in detail. From what I could see on the thumbnails at the Design 21 site, I can only comment that you have engaged at a very superficial level with the topic and that I find your design solution unrefined and without direction or meaning.
• level of social engagement?
Unsuccessful.
• understanding of the issues reflected in the poster?
Unsuccessful.
• sense of internationalism and accessibility?
Unsuccessful.
Posted June 28, 2008
By Jacques Lange
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