Later, on we have decided to create a campaign about Arab Springs and to promote women's rights that women don't have in such places suggesting that we are being multicultural and open minded when it comes to other opinions. Furthermore, from the poster above you can tell that there have been multiple versions of the poster this is because I was experimenting what was working and what was not. As well as it is evident that the background makes up a flag of United Arab Emirates suggesting that it will subconsciously target people from these areas. This is important because it grabs their attention straight away. Furthermore, to highlight local area I have included text in Arabic this is so people from local area that might not speak English would be able to understand it as well it makes them feel more unique and special as the poster is targeted towards them because it is written in their native "home" language.

As well as, I have received feedback that in order to improve the poster and make it look more professional the QR Code should be transparent but be careful to make sure it is working this is crucial because QR Code's encrypted information is very vital implying that one box that is not missing creates QR Code useless as it doesn't work.

Furthermore, I have decided to include fist as my main image for some of the posters because after some research I have found out that during the protests the "fist" symbol seem to reappear a lot whether it is in a physical form or in poster this could suggest empowerment and potential control.

Lastly, it is important to note that the topic is still valid this is because there seems to be a protest going on during each anniversary since the event has happened.