Wd131 unit 1 module 3 format constraints
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A designer must determine the margin, or distance from the edge, for images and text when setting a format. The margin is typically 0.5 inches in print design. Examples are shown of business card margins, design formats, book cover designs, and advertisement formats to demonstrate different margin constraints.
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Wd131 unit 1 module 3 format constraints
- 1. Once a format is identified, a designer needs to determine how close the image and copy can be to the edges. This is known as the margin. A typical margin in a print design is .5 inches. Format Constraints Fundamentals of Design Unit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints
- 2. Sample of business card margins Fundamentals of Design Unit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints
- 3. Sample of design format Fundamentals of Design Unit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints Jan Tschichold Book Cover Design Shepard Fairey Poster
- 4. Sample of Advertisement formats Fundamentals of Design Unit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints