A city is a place where individuals should feel comfortable, accepted, and have their basic needs covered while still having the opportunity to express themselves. In order to be a viable city, cities must also have hospitals, schools, and transportation. Telosa promises to become a diverse and inclusive city. Venice, on the other hand, has already been created around its principles and what it stands for. Regardless of the claims made by those cities, no city can be flawless. Rather of disregarding the issues, they should make an attempt to resolve them.
TELOSA:
When you first visit Telosa's website, you are greeted by a large logo that reads "Telosa." The city's goal and mission, which is to create a more equitable and sustainable future, is written beneath the logo. Furthermore, the earth's gently moving background and the green tone of the logo lead me to conclude that Telosa is concerned with environmental issues and how to save it. However, after clicking the button to watch the video and learn more about Telosa, my understanding of it has deepened. Telosa's mission is more than merely to create a sustainable and equitable future, I realized. Its goal is to bring together the greatest aspects of many cities throughout the world altogether. For example, to be as lively and diverse as New York City, to have the same efficiency, safety, and cleanliness as Tokyo City, and to have the same social services, sustainability, and governance model as Stockholm City. Telosa City aspires to be the world's most open, fair, and inclusive city.
Moreover, Telosa city will be in America, according to the website, which also includes a backdrop image of what it would look like. Then there are four photos beneath it, each with a particular function, that help you envision how the city would look. For instance, how you will always feel accepted and safe in a community, how you will be able to live near your workplace, how getting about will be simple and accessible, and how you will always be linked to nature. Moreover, we can see Telosa's main audience through this picture and who they are trying to reach. For example, as wee see in the photo the people that appear are African Americans and white Americans. This shows that the main audience for Telosa are Americans.
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Then there's a three-times-repeated query about what it's like to live in Telosa. Each has a unique response to demonstrate how living in Telosa will be.
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The website also asks questions that we had all been contemplating. What is the point of a city? What is the point of establishing a new city? What is the purpose of a sustainable city? These questions were immediately answered by demonstrating how today's cities look. For example, consider the inequity of today's cities, as well as how inaccessible and unsustainable they are. This is how Pathos was incorporated into Telosa's website. by describing how today's cities are unjust and how many people suffer as a result.
However, additional issues arose, such as how they want to address the problems that plague today's cities while still ensuring that the new city is better. And those queries were also immediately answered. The website describes how Telosa city would be more sustainable by preserving fresh water, for example, or by prioritizing the environment, among other examples of how they envision the city and answers to today's urban challenges.
Telosa's principal spokesperson is Mark Lore. The Telosa website was able to display its ethos thanks to Mark Lore. Mark Lore is an entrepreneur and a billionaire. And he guarantees that people will have a better quality of life and more opportunities as a result of this city. But how much faith should be placed in his words?.. and how can people trust a white guy, let alone a billionaire?.. Someone who promises equitably with himself as the only face for it?
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The website presents the city sectors once you scroll down a bit, which you may click on to learn more about. You may also vote on the three most important problems that worry you the most to see what proportion of the population is worried about them.
Finally , The website's final page encourages you to join them in developing their new metropolis in 2030.As well as how they want to hear from you and want you to share your ideas. This method builds a connection between the people and the city.
VENICE:
Venice is the next city on my list. Unlike Telosa '', the website's goal was to attract rather than create. When you first visit the website, you'll be greeted by a stunning photograph of the city. ’ Imagine the audacity of building a city of marble palaces on a lagoon - and that was only the start.' This proverb indicates that Venice aims to achieve much more in the future, and that this is only the beginning.
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The website then goes on to show you eight photographs that you must view in person if you visit Venice. One of the photographs that drew my eye was the opera at Teatro La Fenice. This is a venue where individuals may sing opera, and it appears to be ethereal on the inside. The goal of those photographs is to attract visitors and show them how lovely Venice is, as well as to pique your interest by providing an explore more button that takes you to a detailed explanation of each location.
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To assist tourists that are attempting to visit. The website displays a large map of Venice's key attractions, which you can click on and move around to view clearly.This map also aids in demonstrating who this website is attempting to target. It is mostly intended for travelers who are attempting to discover Venice.
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In addition, the website provides updates on what's going on in Venice. From featured tales to the most recent stories. The objective of these stories is to educate people on various topics. As a result of what's going on in Venice, they're more prepared.
To make things even easier for visitors visiting Venice, the website provides a planning tool kit for them to utilize. Six tourist-friendly items are included in the planning tool kit. Such as the best things to do, when to visit, neighborhoods to explore, fast getaways, transportation options, and free activities
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After that the website reintroduces the top attraction, but this time with additional parts that you can click on to learn more about it. Sights, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment are just a few options. This is critical information for tourists wanting to come since it identifies the ideal spots to visit if they are exploring, hungry, or bored.As well as providing bookings with pricing for individuals to see in order to participate in exciting activities.
Finally, the website contains a number of videos that allow visitors to observe and learn about Venice. The videos also demonstrate some of the enjoyable activities available. The website's last feature allows visitors to learn more about Venice by purchasing guidebooks that illustrate the city.
Differences And Similarities :
While there are several variations between the two websites, I found certain of them to be particularly noteworthy. For example, despite the fact that both of these websites have a bar for easy access, we can clearly see that they are different in terms of their goal and audience. In the Telosa bar, we can see 'Mission' 'Vision' 'The How' 'The Why,' almost as if it is trying to persuade as well as show its audience why they decided to build a new city and to show them their vision and what they are trying to achieve .On the other hand, we can observe that Venice's 'jump to' is an attempt to entice visitors to visit the city. as well as assisting them in properly planning their trip and showing them the best areas to visit. Telosa's website appears to be more focused on attracting residents to live there , whilst Venice's website appears to be more focused on assisting visitors who are attempting to come.
Additionally, we can observe that the Venice website has information in many languages. Mostly in Europe, such as Italian, French, Dutch, and so on, indicating that their primary audience is individuals from Europe who are attempting to come. This also demonstrates how the website uses logos and how many languages are offered, as opposed to Telosa, which only provides English.
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One of the similarities I noticed between the two websites is that they both encourage you to follow them on social media to stay up to date on the latest news and updates. This implies that both of these websites are still actively updating and working on their goals.
Another similarity is that both of these websites provide photographs of how the city appears . For example, on Venice's website, we may view a realistic image of the city. Telosa's website, on the other hand, shows a hypothetical representation of what it would look like. In this so, both of these websites are attempting to help the viewer visualize the city in a realistic manner whenever they visit it.
In conclusion , both of these websites have an aim and a goal that they want achieve, whether it's attractg visotors to enjoy the city or persuading people to live in the city.