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Desktop Publishing. Unlocking the Secrets to Creating Professional Documents. The Four Basic Principles of Design. Proximity Alignment Repetition Contrast. Proximity. Group related items together . Move them physically close to each other

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Desktop Publishing

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  1. Desktop Publishing Unlocking the Secrets to Creating Professional Documents

  2. The Four Basic Principles of Design • Proximity • Alignment • Repetition • Contrast

  3. Proximity • Group related items together. • Move them physically close to each other • Separate items or groups of information that are not related to each other

  4. Nettie Briggs 281-655-6170 Instructional Technology Team 7200 Spring Cypress Rd Klein, TX 77379

  5. Nettie Briggs Instructional Technology Team 7200 Spring Cypress Rd Klein, TX 77379 281-655-6170

  6. CD ROMS Children’s CDs Educational CDs Laser discs Educational Early Learning Language Arts Science Math Books Teacher tools Videos Hardware & Accessories Cables Input devices Mass storage Memory CD ROMS Children’s CDs Educational CDs Laser discs Educational Early Learning Language Arts Science Math Teacher Tools Books Videos Hardware & Accessories Cables Input devices Mass storage Memory

  7. CD ROMS Children’s CDs Educational CDs Laser discs Educational Early Learning Language Arts Science Math Books Teacher tools Videos Hardware & Accessories Cables Input devices Mass storage Memory CD ROMS Children’s CDs Educational CDs Laser discs Educational Early Learning Language Arts Science Math Teacher Tools Books Videos Hardware & Accessories Cables Input devices Mass storage Memory

  8. Alignment • Purpose is to organize and visually tie all elements together • Nothing should be placed arbitrarily • Every item should have a visual connection with something else on the page. • Invisible lines connect items if they are aligned

  9. Alignment • Centered • Ragged left • Ragged right • Justified

  10. Advantages Easy to create uniformity Hyphenation is reduced Disadvantages Tiring to read Boring Character in types has to do with the Impression made by the individual forms, their Proportions, and the intangible something in Them that makes the letters of each word hang Together to form an agreeable whole. Centered—length of lines should vary to create an interesting silhouette; limit amount of centering Character in type has to do with the impression made by the individual forms, their proportions, and the intangible something in them that makes the letters of each word hang together to form an agreeable whole.

  11. Nettie Briggs Instructional Technology Team 7200 Spring Cypress Rd Klein, TX 77379 281-655-6170

  12. Reilly Jones (717) 555-1212 Veteran Hall 915 Main Street Spring, Texas

  13. Veteran Hall Reilly Jones 915 Main Street Spring, Texas (717)555-1212

  14. Advantages Interesting layout Ideal for narrow columns Hyphenation unnecessary Disadvantages Should not hyphenate Very tiring and difficult to read Character in types has to do with the impression made by the individual forms, their proportions, and the intangible something in them that makes the letters of each word hang together to form an agreeable whole. Ragged left-lines are aligned on the right Character in type has to do with the impression made by the individual forms, their proportions, and the intangible something in them that makes the letters of each word hang together to form an agreeable whole. Sometimes the words line will break early because of an extremely long word, such as this url address www.cnn.com/breakingnews/home/

  15. Nettie Briggs Instructional Technology Team 7200 Spring Cypress Rd Klein, TX 77379 281-655-6170

  16. Veteran Hall Reilly Jones 915 Main Street Spring, Texas (717)555-1212

  17. Advantages Easy to recognize Good for narrow columns Easy to read Disadvantages Difficult to change the silhouette Character in types has to do with the impression made by the individual forms, their proportions, and the intangible something in them that makes the letters of each word hang together to form an agreeable whole. Ragged right-lines are aligned on the left; used for most poetry and typewritten copy; silhouette should be convex

  18. Agenda forStaff Development By Lyle Lovett August 10, 1999

  19. Advantages Lack of design does not distract reader Best for sustained reading Disadvantages Poor word spacing Poor hyphenation Rivers of white Character in types has to do with the impression made by the individual forms, their proportions, and the intangible something in them that makes the letters of each word hang together to form an agreeable whole. Justified-lines are even in length; most familiar for published work

  20. Robert BurnsPoems in Scots and English The most complete edition available of Scotland’s greatest Lyric poet.

  21. Robert BurnsPoems in Scots and English The most complete edition available of Scotland’s greatest Lyric poet.

  22. Repetition • Repeat some aspect of the design throughout • Repetition can be thought of as consistency,

  23. Repetition

  24. Contrast • Have contrast not conflict • Don’t be a wimp! Robin Williams

  25. Nettie Briggs Instructional Technology Team 7200 Spring Cypress RdKlein, TX 77379 281.655.6170

  26. Nettie Briggs7200 Spring-Cypress Rd. Klein, Texas 77379 281-655-6170 Related Skills Excellent working knowledge of the Internet and web page creation following the Klein Acceptable Use Policy. Assists with instructing district level technology classes for both Internet searching skills and school web design . Education 1978 Graduate of Southwest Texas State University San Marcos, Texas Experience 1978–1998 Classroom teacher in the following subject areas: Developmental, Resource, Computer Literacy. Teaching areas have included most grade levels at elementary, intermediate, and high school.

  27. Nettie Briggs7200 Spring-Cypress Rd. Klein, Texas 77379 281-655-6170 Related Skills Excellent working knowledge of the Internet and web page creation following the Klein Acceptable Use Policy. Assists with instructing district level technology classes for both Internet searching skills and school web design . Education 1978 Graduate of Southwest Texas State University San Marcos, Texas Experience 1978–1998 Classroom teacher in the following subject areas: Developmental, Resource, Computer Literacy. Teaching areas have included most grade levels at elementary, intermediate, and high school.

  28. COMPUTER technology Volume 1 Number 1

  29. Contrast

  30. WIMP D O N ‘ T B E A

  31. Additional Design Examples • Proximity and Alignment • Repetition and Contrast

  32. Robin Williams is the author of many great books related to desktop publishing and design. For this presentation information was pulled from the following books. The Mac is Not a Typewriter The Non-designers Design Book

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