Visual Design Implementation

Areej Batool 1724110006

Fozia jalal 1724110010
Ishrat Zahoor 1724110015
Maria Iram 1724110019

SUPERVISOR
Mam Zainab
Associate Professor
LCWU,Jhang campus
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DEPARMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

 LAHORE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN UNIVERSITY, JHANG
CAMPU

Visual Design
Implementation
Abstract:
Visual textile design is not new. In fact, few elements of human culture are older. It is
hard to say exactly how long textiles have existed, since unlike pottery or stone tools
woven cloth disintegrates easily over time. To understand our own global, contemporary
abstract textile traditions, it is important to go back and explore their ancient roots.So, in
the proposed system we will take a digital print and will change its background then see
which background will be suitable.On suitable background we print the design.On our
website when we will upload a picture of digital print the related images of that print will
start loading.Such as on pinterest or google lens we select a area of picture and data
relevent to that picture will start showing on screen.

Introduction: -
Visual design focuses on the creativity of a site and its related materials by strategically
implementing images, colors, fonts, and other elements. A successful visual design does
not take away from the content on the page or function. Visual design can help you to
convey a message tailored to an audience. Design is communication,through visual
design you communicate with a viewer.Your “words” or your collection includes shapes,
text, symbols, images, white space, textures, colors and even motion. Good visual design
comes from successfully creating distinctive relationships in your work.Visual design
aims to improve a design’s/product’s aesthetic appeal and usability with suitable images,
typography, space, layout and color. Visual design is about more than creativity. User
will login to use the features of system.In the system there will be user CRUD will be
used where the user can create,update or delete their data. User search history will be
saved.Data will store in database form where user can easily access.
In the proposed system user will be enable to print the design virtually to see hows the
design is looking on different backgrounds. If one print is not be suitable or not looking
good designer can change it and will replace with another print. The others related prints
will display on screen when we select that print.

Literature review: -
Textile and fashion marketing research has attracted great interest in the last few years.
In this consequence, a bibliometric analysis is performed in the field of textile and
fashion marketing research from the year of 2007 to 2019 based on Web of Science core
collection database. Total 2474 publications have been found for analyzing the
publication trend, contribution of leading countries and institutions, and the top most
cited papers. Result shows that P. R. China has the maximum number of publications and
Hong Kong Polytechnic University is the most productive institution. Along with these
results top 30 most frequently used keywords have also been presented in this research.

Problem Statement: -
Because so many of our clothes have labels that say "Made in Bangladesh" or "Made in
China," we often picture the textile industry taking place elsewhere, not in our country.
You might be surprised to learn that in 2017, the U.S. textile industry supplied 500,550
jobs and the country's textile and apparel exports totaled $78 billion. While working
conditions in the American textile industry are much better than they were 100 years ago,
workers worldwide are still subject to a wide variety of health dangers because of their
jobs.

Proposed System: -
The Textile study course is designed to give a comprehensive overview of textile fibres,
their production, types, characteristics, spinning into yarns, designing, formation of
fabrics of different types through weaving and other methods of fabric construction, care
of fabrics etc.
It provides understanding of the following aspects:

 Identification of fibres
 Methods of yarn and Fabric construction
 Differentiating blends, union fabrics
 Colouring and surface decoration of textiles
 Use of natural dyes for environmental well being
 Quality aspects of textiles
 Appropriate care of textiles for better performance
  Better consumers in selection of fabrics for various enduses
 Discerning counterfeit textiles

SCOPE: -
The textile industry involves manufacturing different types of fabrics. Apart from the
basic processes of manufacturing of fabric, spinning, weaving, bleaching, dyeing,
printing & finishing, the industry has witnessed unprecedented growth in the scope for
fashion deigning & garment manufacturing in the recent past.

OBJECTIVE: -
The Textiles Committee's main objective is to ensure the quality
of textiles and textile machinery both for internal consumption and export purposes. ... ✓
To encourage & recognize modernization of Ginning & Pressing factories and to
promote quality culture in ginning industry and supply clean cotton to the user industry.

Functional & NON-Functional REQUIRMENS: -

A functional requirement is a requirement that describes an operation, or activity. For
example:
Clicking the 'Add' button in the 'User Add Window' will take the input data, and add it to
the list of users.
Note that Similarly, if you think about an everyday product, say a pen, then a functional
requirement might indicate that the casing will be green. Another might indicate that
there will be a button that extends the stylus from the case.

Software industry is raising its demand for not only the required functionality but the
necessity of non-functional requirements too such as performance, security, usability,
security, privacy etc. The current practice in the industry is to deal with functional
requirements as first class requirements while non-functional requirements are only
catered at design and implementation level. This approach leaves a serious flaw in the
system design towards user satisfaction and often results in the failure of projects such as
the classic example of London Ambulance System. The chances of software success can
be maximized when dealing with NFR at the requirements level. This literature survey is
a first effort of its kind to seek key NFR challenges and issues while elicitation level of
requirement engineering. It also find-outs the approaches and methods that are suggested
in literature to deal with these issues.

Methodology: -
The data used in this research are acquired from the Web of Science core collection
database. Published papers are retrieved through the Science Cited Index-Expanded
(SCI-E), Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), Conference Proceedings Citation Index-
Science (CPCI-S) and Conference Proceedings Citation Index- Social Science &
Humanities (CPCI-SSH) from 2007 until now (23 January 2019O), with the search
formula of TS=("marketing*" OR "Brand*" OR "sale*" OR "selling*" OR
"Advertisement*" OR "consumer behavior*" OR "retail*" OR "e-commerce*" OR "e-
business*" OR "online shop*" OR "merchandise*" OR "Trade*" ) AND TS=("textile*"
OR "apparel*" OR "garment*" OR "clothing industry*" OR "fashion industry*". Only
English language is selected from the language bar. Total 2474 publications are found for
analyzing the data. The “topic” searching option includes title, abstract and keywords of
the Web of Science database; so, some related publications might be out of gather data if
do not match with our search formula.

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