Year book meetings in the past have progressed well, we have always been prepared and presented our work throughout. We have been upfront about what is possible and what isn't. The interdisciplinary course had a habit of bringing new people to each meeting, something that initially did not prove a problem, however, this week it became tiresome because we were going over old ground, discussing reasoning for our actions and arguing points that had been ironed out weeks ago.
I recognise that there were always going to be issues but this is not what we needed when we had progressed well. We were asked about the copy on the profile pages and where the flexibilities would be for that, because the tutor wanted to get the students to right creatively about themselves and add quotes and titles. I quickly attempted to put a stop to any further changes to layouts at this stage as we had a structure we were working to that complimented the course and the concept we had.
Other changes were also voiced which were less troublesome, like the insertion of captions to the images we had, which was something we had also discussed previously and the students themselves had rejected.
I recognise that this is the way it is when you are working with clients. We just need to make sure we are not being messed around, particularly when the deadline for the proposal boards is next week.
Other than that we had the course team select the appropriate pantone colour swatches they wanted and also showed them the improved layouts which they were impressed with.
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