Brief

Introduction
We have decided not to ask you to engage with a new topic for your fourth project. Instead, you will have the opportunity, here, to analyse the artefacts you have produced for the previous three projects and redo some parts of the work. The submission for the fourth coursework is an edited LogBook. This is a combination
of what you called 'progress diary' for your contextul lectures component of the course and 'progress diary' for studio practice component.

Project Aims
Essentially, the edited LogBook is intended to provide a critical view of the web artefacts you produced and and the design processes in which engaged to achieve the web outcomes.

Project Task
In your edited LogBook you should:

•discuss how some of the theoretical issues taught during the contextual lectures and studio practice seminars are reflected (or not) in your work;
• discuss how your ideas have developed in time (and what factors influenced them: contextual lectures + studio seminars + feed-back on coursework + other sources of information) -- i.e. your progress in terms of conceptualising your intuitions; (you could use here sketches and unfinished pieces of work);
• analyse the artefacts you produced from the relevant theoretical perspectives presented in contextual lectures
• your analyses do not have to be restricted to those perspectives only; point out what you think is good and what you think could have been improved in your work (for the latter, you may also be able to say how, but without actually doing it)
• discuss the use of technology in achiving your ideas
• discuss how technology, in turn, helped you generate ideas;
• discuss other issues you have identified during the process of producing your work.

The preparation of the edited LogBook will naturally be accompanied by some amendments to the work you have already produced. You do not have to implement all your ideas for improvement; some may be left as just ideas; for some, you may not have the technical skills to implement the proposed solutions.