title design websites

Title Design Websites The first website we are looking at for examples for our title designs is called ‘Watch the titles’. The website from the first glance the website didn’t really look like it would be a contender for research for our title. However, as I scrolled farther down, the website was very organized as I continued to keep scrolling through it. At the bottom of the website, they had different types of title categories and would allow us to neatly sort through all of the different types of titles for our specific genre. They also have selections from different studies and designers but you could also search up other specific movies. This would be a useful feature for searching up specific movies that are made in our specific genre, or in specific studios that are known for our genre. However, one thing that may be detrimental to our search for title designs would be is that they don’t really have too many movies from my first scroll through. I think for us to be fully rounded for title design research we need a website with lots of references. I do think that it is definitely organized and able to navigate easily. Overall, I think that this website will be very helpful for our research on title designs. The next website that me and my group are look at is called ‘ArtoftheTitle’. This website almost immediately dissatisfied us with how It looked. This was the home page, it didn’t really have a lot on it and unlike the other one, didn’t have different types of design titles. However I did also immediately noticed the search bar, drop down boxes with different title sequences and studios. We also liked the simplicity of it and how it was easy to navigate. Further looking through the website the different types of titles can be searched through easily through filters. It also has the same features allowing us to search through other specific designers and studios. After browsing through the different features I also noticed that it had way more opening sequences on the home page. Which will be useful to us because we need to know many different types of design for our opening to be good. Overall, either one of these websites would be good for us to use as they both provide easy navigation and resources.

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