All weekend I’ve been working on
having my iBook fully completed and finished so it’ll be ready to submit on
Friday. This took several hours due to the fact I not only had to make each page look
well presented, but I also had to make voice recordings and import them
onto every page. But in the end it was worth all the work because now I think my iBook
looks similar to something that could be downloaded from the iBooks store. I think that all the
fonts and colours have worked together really nicely, creating a good theme for
my story and interest for the reader.
However the voice recordings were
probably the overall most challenging and time-consuming aspect of this whole
project. This was mainly due to the fact I had to:
- Take multiple attempts of recording a page if I accidentally stuffed up a word or stuttered
- Had to trim down each clipping so there were no gaps between the start and finishes of when I spoke
- Make sure there was no ‘click sound' at the end of each recording from my finger pressing down on the track pad to stop the recording
However after finialising the voice recordings, I’m really happy with how they’ve turned out because I think they sound really good!
I also managed to find some
suitable background images for each chapter. Instead of having an image behind the writing, I thought it would look more effective if at the top and bottom of each page there was a stripy pattern to add interest. These are some screenshots from chapter 2.
The stripes at the bottom and top of the page are what every other page has as
well.
The reason I couldn’t get a full
page screenshot was because the page didn’t enable me to zoom out so I could
see the entire page.
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