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UFA "Meeting in Progress" Door Placard
Due Open Deliverables
05-28-2021  / 1
Project Lead Project Team
not assigned CS James Baer
Sponsor Information
Facilities ManagementTroy BellDirector of Facilities Operations
Project Description
Brief Description: Designing a UF Advancement Door Placard to give to individuals upon their return to the office. Jessica Feagle created a placard that she made for her and her team. The idea spread across the third floor and she was kind to share. She has also created a small desktop version for those individuals whom sit at cubicle workstations. Troy thought it might be a nice branded item to give to individuals if they return. Luke thinks it’s a great idea. We will want to work on the design though to ensure it reflects all types of calls (Zoom/Teams/Slack/etc.) and also current brand standards. Troy would like these to be designed to print in house on stock and laminate them ourselves.
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Created on April 28, 2021 at  4:56 PM (EDT). Last updated by Giovanni Lugo on June  8, 2021 at  9:23 AM (EDT). Owned by Hartman, Marissa.
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