CHAPTER 9 ASSIGNMENT #2 Section: Name: Date: Note: This assignment can be done virtually, with no trip to a physical store. 1. Look through the list of retail layout terms from Chapter 9 that are listed below. Using your preferred search engine, find example images that represent at least five of them. For each item that you find, make sure to include the following: the image itself, a 2- to 3-sentence explanation of how your image relates to the item, and a link to where you found your image. Image (pasted in cell) Retail layout terms (find at least FIVE) Image Source (URL) 2-3 sentences explaining how your image represents the layout term Tall shelving (traditionally used in a grid layout) Impulse- purchase area Dramatic or creative display in store Signage to direct customers An experience- oriented display A decompression zone A shopping "speed bump CHAPTER 9 ASSIGNMENT#2 Section: : Name: Date: A Tall shelving (traditionally used in a grid layout) Note: This assignment can be done virtually, with no trip to a physical store. B. Impulse-purchase area 1. Look through the list of retail layout terms from Chapter 9 that are listed below. Using your preferred search engine, find example images that represent at least five of them. For each item that you find, make sure to include the following: the image itself, a 2-to 3-sentence explanation of how your image relates to the item, and a link to where you found your image. C. Dramatic or creative display in store Image (pasted in cell) Retail layout terms (find at least FIVE) Image Source (URL) 2-3 sentences explaining how your image represents the layout term D. Signage to direct customers Tall shelving (traditionally used in a grid layout) E. An experience-oriented display Impulse- purchase area F. A decompression zone Dramatic or creative display in store G. A shopping 'speed bump Signage to direct customers An experience- oriented display 2. While looking for the images above, did you notice any trends in retail layouts across different stores? If yes, explain what trends you saw, incorporating terms from the chapter. If no, explain why you think each store used different layout strategies and some of the strategies you noticed A decompression zone shopping "speed bump 3. Designing retail space can sometimes mean coming up with creative ways to reinforce a brand. Below, give two examples of retail atmospherics you would use in a small pet boutique. CHAPTER 9 ASSIGNMENT #2 Section: Name: Date: Note: This assignment can be done virtually, with no trip to a physical store. 1. Look through the list of retail layout terms from Chapter 9 that are listed below. Using your preferred search engine, find example images that represent at least five of them. For each item that you find, make sure to include the following: the image itself, a 2- to 3-sentence explanation of how your image relates to the item, and a link to where you found your image. Image (pasted in cell) Retail layout terms (find at least FIVE) Image Source (URL) 2-3 sentences explaining how your image represents the layout term Tall shelving (traditionally used in a grid layout) Impulse- purchase area Dramatic or creative display in store Signage to direct customers An experience- oriented display A decompression zone A shopping "speed bump CHAPTER 9 ASSIGNMENT#2 Section: : Name: Date: A Tall shelving (traditionally used in a grid layout) Note: This assignment can be done virtually, with no trip to a physical store. B. Impulse-purchase area 1. Look through the list of retail layout terms from Chapter 9 that are listed below. Using your preferred search engine, find example images that represent at least five of them. For each item that you find, make sure to include the following: the image itself, a 2-to 3-sentence explanation of how your image relates to the item, and a link to where you found your image. C. Dramatic or creative display in store Image (pasted in cell) Retail layout terms (find at least FIVE) Image Source (URL) 2-3 sentences explaining how your image represents the layout term D. Signage to direct customers Tall shelving (traditionally used in a grid layout) E. An experience-oriented display Impulse- purchase area F. A decompression zone Dramatic or creative display in store G. A shopping 'speed bump Signage to direct customers An experience- oriented display 2. While looking for the images above, did you notice any trends in retail layouts across different stores? If yes, explain what trends you saw, incorporating terms from the chapter. If no, explain why you think each store used different layout strategies and some of the strategies you noticed A decompression zone shopping "speed bump 3. Designing retail space can sometimes mean coming up with creative ways to reinforce a brand. Below, give two examples of retail atmospherics you would use in a small pet boutique