3. TYPE TOOL. TEXT BOX.
GRAB/MOVE TOOL
APPLY GRADIENT/COLOUR TO TEXT, BOXES AND OBJECTS
CTRL+D TO INSERT
PICTURE/PHOTOSHOP
OBJECT
4. DROP CAP FOR COPY. ALTER IT AS MUCH AS U
NEED IN ACCOMPONYING BOX.
OPEN
TEXTBOX.
EDIT TEXT TO
MAKE
HEADLINE.
CHANGE
FONT,
COLOUR, SIZE.
PLACE PULL
QUOTE IN
TEXT WHERE
YOU WANT IT.
EDIT
FONT/COLOU
R/SIZE TO
MAKE IT
STAND OUT.
MAKE NEW COLOUR
SWATCH
5. PUT PICTURE IN. PASTE OR OPEN
USE MOVE
TOOLS TO
MOVE
PICTURE. FREE
TRANSFORM IT CHANGE HOW PICTURE
FITS IN WITH TEXT TO
YOUR PERSONAL LIKING.
CHOOSE WISELY
6. COLUMNS. COLUMN TOOL.
TYPE IN AS MANY COLUMNS AS
U DESIRE
TO PUT IN A
NUMBER,
MAKE A TEXT
BOX WITH TYPE
TOOL AND
ALTER
SIZE/FONT/COL
OUR. MOVE IT
TO WHERE IT
BELONGS.
TO MAKE A
BYLINE, YOU
DO A SIMILAR
THING. YOU
WRITE YOUR
TEXT IN A BOX
AND MOVE IT.
7. MODE OF LANGUAGE
• Quotes - red
• Description and narrative – blue
• Judgments of interviewer - green
• 4 interesting bits of language underline black
• This article has a casual feel, with friendly, informal
language being used and topics which are usually
reserved for close friends. The free flowing manner
of the article creates a more casual read, the lack of
punctuation as the interviewer asks questions makes
it more relaxed. It feels as if you, the reader, could be
the one asking questions.
