Ten Things I Learned In Prca 3339
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The document discusses 10 things the author learned in a PRCA 3339 class, including how to create a basic business card and flyer in InDesign, emphasizing choosing readable fonts, including necessary contact information, and using repetition and order to guide the reader's eyes through the flyer. The author enjoyed the hands-on teaching style and found InDesign frustrating at first but eventually got the hang of the basic functions needed to create a brochure.
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