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The document is a rough draft plan for a second DPS page, including choosing a color scheme and guiding the overall page structure. Improvements for the first draft would be to insert text, select fonts that match, and edit colors so they coordinate well with any images.
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- 3. Summery I have roughly mapped out a plan of what my second DPS would look like if I chose to create it. I have chosen a colour scheme and this plan is a guide to the structure of the page.
- 4. Improvements Improvments When creating my 1st draft I will Insert the correct text/pull quote Chose the most suitable fonts Edit the colours of the text so that they match perfectly with the picture