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The document outlines the design of a membership form for a charity organization called SAS. The front of the form will feature an image with overlaying headings and a tagline relevant to SAS's goals. It will also include three small pictures of SAS members participating in charity activities. The back of the form will have a background image and columns of persuasive text to encourage people to join, as well as areas for contact information and a payment/direct debit form. The design aims to visually represent SAS's identity and goals while clearly presenting the important information and call to action.
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T2 appealing to an audience
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- 3. Column of Text Flat Plans Three small pictures will include shots of SAS members taking part in charity organized activities to strengthen the image of the charity’s goals and identity. This form will be a double sided sheet with a front and reverse side. Column of Text Logo Tagline ‘Join SAS’ Pic Heading Background Picture Column of Text Logo Column of Text Tagline ‘Join SAS’ Pic Heading Background Picture Log o On this flat plan the heading will be a rhetorical question that refers to the charity’s actions – something along the lines of ‘What will we do when there are no waves?’ the columns of text will be dedicated to explaining what the charity does and the challenges and opportunities it has.
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