Graphic design concepts and layout conventions
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- 6 questions
- 14 marks
- about 20 minutes
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Question types: short answer, matching, label the diagram.
About this resource
Learn the design concepts and layout conventions that make a graphic clear, then spot the flaws in a draft and fix them for the audience. Practice brief: SubjectHub skills brief, practice only. Not an OCR assignment.
Lesson outline
- Same words, two layouts
- Do Now
- Reading a cover: Brain Burst
- I do: reading the cover convention by convention
- Check: is it finished?
- We do: Quillmoor's old booklet cover
- Match each product to its usual layout
- Brief 3: fix the Glimmerwick key art
- Check your fixes
- Re-poll
- Homework
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