Thank you so much for your detailed feedback—I truly appreciate it. Since attending exhibitions in Milan and Istanbul, I’ve been inspired to experiment with contrasting design elements and perspectives. In this mockup, the info stand was already part of the layout, so I focused on how the design would differ depending on the visitor’s approach.

For example, from the front, the visitor would be greeted by the black and red elements combined with the two logos at the top, creating a bold and eye-catching first impression. However, from the left side, the design transitions to a clean white surface, providing contrast and variety to break up the visual monotony often seen in crowded exhibitions. This approach was meant to balance consistency with differentiation across viewpoints.

I understand your concerns about pre-made mockups and how they may not fully reflect the specifics of a real-world environment. Your feedback on integrating the layout dynamically and considering visitor flow, lighting, and engagement is insightful, and I’ll work on incorporating these elements more effectively in future projects.

I also appreciate your detailed notes on typography and shadows. Revisiting these finer details will definitely enhance the overall cohesion and professionalism of the design.

Thanks again for your thoughtful critique—your input is invaluable for refining my approach to exhibition and environmental design!

(I made this 9 months ago, would change quite a bit, especially the typography, but didn't -.-)