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This document discusses various terminology used in layout and design, including columns, headlines, straplines, baselines, page numbers, white space, drop capitals, grids, titles, crossheads, margins, borders, page numbers, datelines, type fonts, orientation, optical balance, and design elements like blobs and stars. It provides definitions for core layout and design concepts.
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The client has asked the expert to redesign the home page and some interior pages of their website. The expert created mind maps and brainstorms of design ideas. They developed a mock-up of the home page with rotating property photos and simplified navigation. They also mocked up a developments page with property squares linking to more info, and a meet the team page with circles highlighting staff. The expert assessed that their clean, visual designs suited the audience and client needs while being achievable on time. They will need permission to use client photos. Key competitors are other UK property developers.
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This document discusses different types of client brief structures that can be used for projects, including:
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- Formal brief - Provides more flexibility than a contractual brief while still outlining the client's needs and expectations.
- Informal brief - A verbal agreement with no written documentation, making it risky without protections.
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- Negotiated brief - Allows for negotiation and changes to appease all parties involved.
- Commission brief - When a larger company
Pages Of Fanzine
This document appears to be a generic placeholder with no substantive content, consisting of page numbers from 1 to 11 and a final "Last Page." It does not provide any details to summarize in 3 sentences or less.
Writing articles drafts
This document contains early drafts of three different articles about early careers, family life, and West feuds. The first two drafts focus on early careers and family life while the third is a draft about West feuds. Overall, the document appears to be working drafts of articles on a variety of topics for further development and refinement.
Factual writing evaluation 1
The document summarizes the planning and preparation that went into creating a fanzine about Kanye West. Key points include:
1) Mood boards were created on topics like Kanye's fashion, music career, and feuds to gather photos and ideas for content.
2) Fonts were selected that were bold, striking, and easy to read, fitting Kanye's style. Colors chosen were darker tones rather than bright colors.
3) A layout was created showing the planned 10 interior pages plus front and back covers. Page lengths were considered for articles.
4) Photos were gathered of Kanye for the front and back covers, showing different perspectives of him. Inspiration was drawn from
Pre production
This document provides details on the pre-production planning for a fanzine about Kanye West. It discusses font and color choices to represent Kanye's style. Darker colors are selected to speak to Kanye, with lighter colors used for text readability. The page layout lists sections like the front cover, articles, and a fact file. A production schedule outlines tasks like adding pictures and editing the front cover by March 12th, writing the main article from March 14th-15th, and completing the fanzine by April 13th. Equipment like Photoshop and computers will be used.
Task 2
The document discusses whether factual writing should contain bias. It notes that factual writing deals primarily with facts and objective descriptions of events without subjective analysis. However, it also argues that looking at multiple perspectives, including biased viewpoints, can provide positive benefits. Considering biased views could help understand different political positions better or see the benefits of controversial issues like Brexit from various angles. Overall, the document suggests that while factual writing aims to be objective, exploring biased perspectives too can offer some advantages as long as the core facts are represented accurately.
Task 3
Kanye West ruined Taylor Swift's acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV VMA awards by grabbing her microphone and saying Beyoncé should have won the award instead. This sparked major backlash from other celebrities who criticized Kanye on social media. While Russell Brand defended Kanye as his friend, most celebrities including Pink, Katy Perry, Donald Trump, and Kelly Clarkson condemned his actions. Kanye later apologized to Taylor Swift for interrupting her moment. The article discusses the incident and reactions on social media.
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Task 7 evaluation
The peer feedback results showed both strengths and weaknesses of the author's two domestic violence awareness posters. For the first poster, peers felt the split screen effectively conveyed the impacts of abuse and targeted both women and men. However, some details like the black eye appeared too cartoonish. For the second poster, peers only feedback was to add the campaign logo for website access.
The author agreed some details needed changing in the first poster to look more realistic, like toning down the eye bruising opacity. They also changed the left side text based on peer feedback. For the second poster, they only added the logo as suggested. Overall, the author felt the messages were clear through the images and context, and techniques like the split
Factual writing
- Leaflets are used to provide information about companies, products, and services to targeted audiences. They are commonly found in places like charities, schools, and libraries.
- The antibiotic resistance leaflet uses clear language, illustrations, formatting, and referencing to effectively communicate its message. Colour, font size, and spacing are used strategically to engage the audience.
- The toaster instruction manual uses numbered steps, illustrations, safety warnings, and a simple black and white design to clearly guide users through assembly and use. Font style and capitalization aid readability.
Factual writing Task 1
Leaflets provide information about companies, products, and services to targeted audiences. They are commonly found in places like charities, schools, and libraries. An instruction manual for a toaster provides step-by-step instructions and illustrations to guide users through assembly and safe use. A how-to guide for making biscuits clearly lists the three easy steps and uses pictures and bold text to clearly show users what to make and how. Both instruction manuals and how-to guides aim to effectively communicate information through clarity, avoiding ambiguity, and concise instructions.
Task 7 evaluation
The peer feedback results for the student's two domestic violence awareness posters are summarized. For the first poster, peers said the split screen effectively showed the physical impacts and conveyed the message to both male and female audiences. For the second poster, peers liked how the fading image communicated the message clearly. Some weaknesses noted were the cartoonish depiction of injuries and a lack of logo/branding. The student agreed some techniques could be improved and made changes like toning down injuries, adding a logo, and reworking some text. Peers felt the revised posters more clearly got across the anti-domestic violence message through strong visuals and concise wording.
Task 5, part 2 schedule and resources
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- Dates from December 4th to January 10th for tasks such as looking at logo designs, creating logos, researching promotional materials, designing posters and advertisements, creating merchandise, and designing a website.
- Resources needed for each task, including computers, internet access, Photoshop, PowerPoint, cameras, SD cards/batteries, and tripods.
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- 2. Columns Headline Strapline Base line Page numbers White space Cut out Types of styles/ type of face Dateline Double page spread
- 3. Drop Capitals Grids / columns Title Uppercase, centered Crosshead Margin Boarder Around the pictures Page numbers Dateline Reverse Type font Strapline Bassline Orientation
- 4. Rules Optical balance Blobs and stars