We discovered issues such as unclear headings and repetitive links, where multiple actions led users to the same page. Our plan for redesign involves simplifying these pages to create more engaging content with clear, concise text that better directs user actions.

Through our evaluation, using Don Norman's 7 Design Principles, we identified key areas for improvement. These included enhancing user interaction and adding motion or animation to make the website more dynamic. We also noted a need for clearer categorisation of information and more visual imagery to enhance user engagement.

Overall, our heuristic analysis helped us pinpoint critical flaws and devise potential solutions, aiming to improve user experience on the Virgin Wines website by making it more intuitive and visually appealing.

Given by the university as a project during my first year in graphic design, I wanted to cover a topic that is very controversial; my day spent in London visiting and photographing various people in Hyde Park in protest of 420, or Cannabis Day. As this protest has an immense density of people gathered in one place I decided to capture this day in order to witness how this day was celebrated, as where I come from there is no such event.

Using InDesign I had to learn through tutorials on the Internet and also through various lectures given to me by the university, which I thank very much. During my day in London I wandered around Camden Town and Soho, where I was attracted by the sight of different ‘Doodle Art’ around the boroughs, this sparked in me the inspiration to use it in my magazine, using photoshop as a drawing application with the brush tool.

I am really grateful to be able to attend such an event, not only for the biodiversity and the different interactions with the various people, but also for the great day in one of the world's largest cities, which unfortunately I never had the chance to visit until then.