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Basic Page Layouts for beginners - Deped
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- 3. JAN ARGIE A.LUMAPAY TEACHER II/ DEPED TV ILLUSTRATOR DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SCHOOLS DIVISION OF SILAY CITY
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- 7. [ Basic things to remember: LOGICAL colorcombination
- 8. [ Basic things to remember: CONSISTENT fontcombination
- 9. [ Basic things to remember: TITLEFONT and CONTENT FONTS
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- 14. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DO look around and see what’s out there in the design world. What’s “hot” right now? Checking out what other designers are doing is a great way to get inspired!
- 15. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DON'T steal work from other designers. Just like you, these people have gone through a dry spell. They also have worked really hard to get out of it and put out an excellent product.
- 16. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DO use clean and modern fonts so that your typeface is easy to read. Title font content font
- 17. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DON'T use too many fonts in one design. The viewer may lose interest or get overwhelmed if the design is flooded with a mess of fonts. Title font content font
- 18. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DO venture into using more stylized fonts. Maybe you’re looking to have a more funky design or a clean font may not go well with the message you are trying to get across. Dafont. DAFONT.
- 19. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DON'T use comic sans or crazy fonts that end up being hard to read. Remember you are a designer and you want to be taken seriously. COMIC SANS COMIC SANS
- 20. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DO implement images into your design. The image can stand out in most cases and will grab the attention of the passerby.
- 21. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DON'T use copyrighted images! First off, you don’t own the rights to those images. Second, often times the images aren’t that great of quality. You want to make sure you have a professional looking image that you can alter and resize without pixelation. • PEXELS • PIXABAY • CREATIVE COMMONS • CANVA
- 22. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DO take time to choose your color scheme. Giving the colors the attention they need will serve you well.
- 23. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DON'T slap colors together that don’t make sense with the type of piece you are designing. Different colors spark different emotions in people.
- 24. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DON'T space your letters so far apart that you almost could fit another letter in between. On the other end of the spectrum, don’t make your letters so close together that the word could be mistaken for something else. If you are using kerning to take up space, look for an alternative such as making the font a larger size.
- 25. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DO pay attention to how much white space is between your letters. You want to make sure that the words are easily readable so the view can understand the message.
- 26. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DO remember that you’re the designer/the artist, not your client. It is important to get clear details from your client on what they want in the design and what is expected of you. However, it is also important for the both of you to understand that the end goal needs to be realistic for the both of you.
- 27. [ The Dos andDon'ts of Graphic Design DON'T have a negative attitude towards your work or others output.
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- 31. What is a PageLayout? Page layout is the part of graphic design that deals in the arrangement of visual elements on a page. It generally involves organizational principles of composition to achieve specific communication objectives.
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- 33. What are Page layout applications? Thesesoftware are designed to manipulate page geometry for all objects that include text, graphics, photos and other visual elements.
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- 39. What is Microsoft Publisher? Microsoft Publisheris a desktop publishing application from Microsoft, differing from Microsoft Word in that the emphasis is placed on page layout and design rather than text composition and proofing. -techmonitor
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- 42. MS Publisher 1.Basic Commands/Interface. 2.BasicShortcuts. 3.Modern Layout tips
- 43. [ MS Publisher BasicsCommands 1. Knows how to open the Microsoft Office Programs. 2. Knows how to set page size. 3. Knows how to add pages. 4. Knows how to edit master pages. 5. Knows how to insert picture/textbox . 6. Knows how to save and export.
- 44. [ Basic Shortcut keys/ •CTRL A – Select All • CTRL C - COPY AND CTRL V – paste • CTRL SPACE – restore default typeface/remove attach links • CTRL SCROLL – zoom in and out/ Zoom Slide
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- 51. [ Modern Layout Designs Tips: FONTS CHOOSE EASY-ON-THE-EYES MONSERRAT TIMESNEW ROMAN Bebas Neue ARIAL
- 52. [ Modern Layout Designs Tips: FONT STAYCONSISTENT IN YOUR TITLE FONT SUBTITLE PHOTOCREDIT BY LINES. CONTENT FONT SIZE
- 53. [ Modern Layout Designs Tips: TOPUT DON’T FORGET PHOTOCREDIT BY LINES. CREDITS
- 54. [ Modern Layout Designs Tips: ALIGNMENT ISESSENTIAL! a well-aligned layout will standout as being far superior to those that are not aligned properly. Here are some areas of alignment you should consider: COLUMNS — Make sure your columns are the same width and either aligned at the top or the bottom and evenly spaced between themselves. PICTURES — Align pictures to each other where you can and to text where appropriate. Always try to show straight lines. TITLES — Align titles vertically or horizontally where obvious. Centering titles over columns will also look good. KEEP PICTURE ASPECT RATIOS — If you need to shrink a picture on only one side only (vertically or horizontally) to make it fit a particular space, don't shrink it. This will only make your picture look fat or skinny instead of natural. Instead, crop it. It is always better to crop the picture to align it than to make an image look unnatural.
- 55. [ Modern Layout Designs Tips: FONT STAYCONSISTENT IN YOUR TITLE FONT SUBTITLE PHOTOCREDIT BY LINES. CONTENT FONT SIZE
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- 58. [ My Routine: 1. Gatherand organize all the necessary data such as articles, images, graphics, etc. needed for the layout. 2. Conceptualize the initial layout idea as well as the approximate number of pages needed.
- 59. [ My Routine: 3. Do/Illustrate/gatherall the assets needed for your layout such as graphics/illustrations/photographs 4. Arrange the photos and the articles to the desktop publishing software. 5. Export for final dummy. 6. Revise and Export for printing.
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Editor's Notes
- #48 Don't use too many colors. That just looks messy. Know what colors go well together and which ones clash. On a newspaper, colors will always print darker than what is on your computer screen so it is important to lighten up your colors. Learn which colors go well together.
- #49 Try not to use 3D effects, bevels, or too many shadows. Those styles went out last decade when they were novelties at the time. It is the flat appearance that looks clean and stylish.
- #50 Try not to use 3D effects, bevels, or too many shadows. Those styles went out last decade when they were novelties at the time. It is the flat appearance that looks clean and stylish.
- #51 Try not to use 3D effects, bevels, or too many shadows. Those styles went out last decade when they were novelties at the time. It is the flat appearance that looks clean and stylish.
- #52 Try not to use 3D effects, bevels, or too many shadows. Those styles went out last decade when they were novelties at the time. It is the flat appearance that looks clean and stylish.
- #53 Try not to use 3D effects, bevels, or too many shadows. Those styles went out last decade when they were novelties at the time. It is the flat appearance that looks clean and stylish.
- #55 Try not to use 3D effects, bevels, or too many shadows. Those styles went out last decade when they were novelties at the time. It is the flat appearance that looks clean and stylish.