Sci+Fri+Postcard!

Deadline - 5pm Friday December 19, 2008

Please create a document here whereby you can rate the following three options for each: Front and Back of the Sci Fri Postcard:

votes**- 10 || **Option 1 votes-** 16 || votes-** 1 || **Option 2 votes-** || votes-** 2 || **Option 3 votes-** ||
 * **__Front__** || __**Back**__ ||
 * **Option 1
 * **Option 2
 * **Option 3

I'd love to hear comments and some sort of rating!

thanks very much! Paul.

COMMENTS:
 * 1) 1 observation/tip: when adults mispell words in what is believed to be a cool fashion (i.e., replacing s's with z's), it makes young people a bit angry and totally turns them off from whatever you are trying to say (just for future reference). :)

First poster is fantastic! I really think it's eye catching and original. The colour was well used. The two last ones have two much words I find and I totally agree that replacing an S with a Z is a bad idea. In addition, the colour is too plain. White and black is not eye catching.

I don't know where to put the comments so... !

1. Which front cover option would most likely grab your attention? #1 2. Which front cover would you most likely pick up to read more? #1 3. Which back cover would generate your interest the most, after reading? #1 4. Which option, front and back, would you most likely pass on to a friend? #1(front) #1(back)

Any general comments, feel free to provide: sci fri would be better as sci tues or wed or thurs. :P Too bad they don't sound as good.

1. Which front cover option would most likely grab your attention? #3 2. Which front cover would you most likely pick up to read more? #3 3. Which back cover would generate your interest the most, after reading? #1 4. Which option, front and back, would you most likely pass on to a friend? #3(front) #1(back) Any general comments, feel free to provide: front #1 is a bit...strange. Perhaps it's just the darkness of the picture. Take out t he shadow below the globe and make it a bit brighter to attract us "conservative" teens? (We have feelings too.) Front #2 is too wordy to really grab you. The postcard already looks like too much effort. The clear, concise manner in which #3 and #1 (front and back) present themselves is efficient and effective.