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The Dial-up Modem Vignette was created by stacking
six Macintosh Computers on top of each other. There are twelve different
screens displayed, each of which was cycled one after another with an animation
that is meant to mimic a website or bulletin board system loading. The screens
explained the different terminology of the technology and essentially how
they worked. There were also some screens that elaborated on the history
of the modem and its various speed stages. In order to make my argument
stronger, I chose to use an aesthetic that resembles early bulletin board
systems. This was done by limiting the color palette and using ASCII elements
to develop the illustrations and text blocks. |
