MEG Campaign Planner

[philreed]

I -really- think there's a middle ground. Margin art doesn't have to be thick, heavy, and rainbowed. A 1/2" of light gray 1/16th gridlines around the border would add definition, take away the feeling of blank white space, use very little additional ink, and allow people to write over them. (It'd also look very technological, and I wouldn't do it just like that, but the idea works...)

I can think of many things that I _could_ have done to get more graphic interest on the page. But each time I added something my primary question was: "What does this add to the utility of the product?" In the end I opted for a very minimalist, functional design.

I printed a set of these and they flew through the printer with hardly any affect on ink. I feel that for this product minimalism was the correct route.

The cool thing about PDF, though, is that anyone who feels I've done a poor job on this product is free to generate their own similar product and sell it at RPGNow. I will stand by my original design decisions and feel that user feedback and sales will, in the end, demonstrate that I made the correct decision regarding graphic use on the forms.

 

[Nellisir]

I feel that for this product minimalism was the correct route.

The cool thing about PDF, though, is that anyone who feels I've done a poor job on this product is free to generate their own similar product and sell it at RPGNow. I will stand by my original design decisions and feel that user feedback and sales will, in the end, demonstrate that I made the correct decision regarding graphic use on the forms.

Fair enough. I'm not particularly interested in picking up that gauntlet right now, but I'll chew on the idea for awhile.

I want to make it clear, I'm not interested in slamming you or CPlan. I'd rather make a few honest critical comments I hope you find helpful in enhancing and perfecting the product, and I honestly hope you sell a bundle, invest wisely, and retire a millionare.


Nell.

 

[philreed]

I want to make it clear, I'm not interested in slamming you or CPlan. I'd rather make a few honest critical comments I hope you find helpful in enhancing and perfecting the product, and I honestly hope you sell a bundle, invest wisely, and retire a millionare.


Nell.

Thank you. As always, comments left on RPGNow are very much appreciated. I do wish more people would provide feedback since it really helps in identifying problems and improving future releases.