This document outlines the pre-production process for a design project using Photoshop including style guidelines, layouts, content sources, contingency planning, and health and safety considerations. Contingency plans are provided for potential issues such as computer compatibility problems, computer or Photoshop errors, inability to find images, and losing work progress. Health and safety risks like eye strain, back pain, and poor posture are identified along with solutions like taking regular breaks, adjusting screen brightness and chair settings, and performing stretches.

1. Pre-Production

2. Style sheet
Masthead:
Headlines:
Body text: Helvetica​

3. Front Cover Layout

4. Double Page Layout

5. Content
Content How You Could Get It
Photos From gooogle images
Fonts From the Da Font

6. Contingency Planning
Potential Issue Solution
The computer I chose to
use might not be compatible with Photoshop.
Either complete something
else in the mean time or log
onto a different computer.
The computer itself might
not be working or might be damaged.
Log onto a different computer.
I might make
a mistake while on Photoshop creating
the products
I can use the step backwards
tool and start again or I could create a
template to follow.
I might not be able
to find images appropriate for my design/idea
Create my own images from
scratch instead of using images from
the internet.
I may lose the process of my work I could back it up on my one Drive or
save it on a USB stick
I would not be able to
do my work on Photoshop
Go on another server like GIMP

7. Health and Safety
Potential Issue How will the issue be
avoided?
Strain on eyes when using the computer. Take regular breaks.
Brightness of
the computer screen being to high can hurt
eyes
Turn the brightness of the computer down.
Back pain from sitting down Take regular breaks or get an adjustable chair.
Don’t spill food and drink on the computer Take regular breaks so can eat
and drink outside the room
Strain on wrists and arms keep my wrists and arms straight
stiff legs, ankles and feet Rotate your ankles round in
circles under the desk, first one way and then