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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
12:48 AM

una sa lahat mgnda ung pinost ni tin.. ung ipopost ko d2 e ang na research ko sa net pero o strongly suggest na mghnap tau ng buks sa lib kc ung iba na sa net kelangan pa ng adaptation kc hndi solely sa newspaper layout naka-peg aun... tom nlng tingin tau hehe e2 nkita ko... hope this helps..

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COLOR:

Designs with a dramatic color can make compelling choices for setting a mood. But reading on a computer screen demands as much contrast as possible, otherwise the reader will develop vision fatigue. You do not want to irritate or tire your visitors in any way or they may leave, so be certain that the main body of your website copy is black writing on a white background - or as close to that ideal as possible.

Colors also change appearance on different monitors, so what looks cool and calm on one monitor may be bright and glaring on another. Simple works.

GRAPHICS:

Striking, bold graphics can be a real eye-catcher for visitors. Still, successful internet marketers are pretty much unanimous in stating that you should avoid flash graphics as much as possible. Again, they tend to tire visitors eyes or create a distraction from the written copy. Even if they are initially impressed by the work it may subconsciously annoy them. Simplicity is again the best way to go.

LAYOUT:

The first 'fold' of your site is similar to opening a tractional paper letter. If you remove a letter from an envelope that is folded in three, you will obviously view the top 'fold' first.

This fold is what individuals will see without scrolling down the page. It is CRUCIAL that important elements like descriptive headlines, your contact number, newsletter subscription form etc. all show in the first fold. Do NOT place banners here unless they are the main element of your business as you will be giving prime space to other websites and your customer (which you fought hard to get in the first place) will be gone just as quickly.

These are just some of the important elements you should be aware of when designing

(web designing toh pero bka pwede alam nio na)

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eto ung kelangan nten hnapin sa books, i mean ito ang guide nten hehe

* What makes good design?
* How do graphic designers communicate meaning using symbols, colours, text, typeface, images, etc.?
* What is the underlying message in the presentation of the work?
* How do business and marketing affect graphic design?
* How do current trends affect graphic design?

Examine the layout of the newspaper and determine how it is organized to lead the reader's eye around the page. Arrange for students to design the layout and graphics for the school paper.
Newspapers, magazines, flyers, advertisements, etc.
Many successful logos incorporate clever use of letters and images. Have students examine many examples of logos in business, industry, the arts, service organizations, etc. How do they differ according to purpose? Focus on business logos. How are logos designed? Use computers to design logos for a company, either real or fictitious. Community involvement with a local business or industry would help to promote the visual art curriculum and benefit both the school and the business. Designing Pictorial Symbols by N. Holmes
Choose a business where good design is evident in publicity and advertising materials. Study the ways the graphic designers have presented their ideas. Ask a graphic designer to come to the class and explain the work he or she does, creative processes, the technologies used, where he or she went to school, career options, etc.

Posters have been with us for many decades. Look at poster design from a variety of times and places and determine how the artists have successfully communicated the client's information. Students may wish to design a poster to advertise an event that will take place in their school during the year

think happy thoughts!

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