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A SKING THE R IGHT Q UESTIONS

 Who is your target audience? ◦ a specific group of people for which you design your documents; can be categorized by culture, age, gender, income…  Knowing your reader will help you focus your approach to the publication.

 What is the purpose of this publication? ◦ To inform, advertise, persuade, entertain...  Identifying the objective of the publication will help you narrow your focus.

 What is the time frame for the publication? ◦ Time frame: the amount of time given to complete a document or publication ◦ Factors:  Who will be involved in the publication?  How much time is needed for each phase of the publication, i.e. photography, printing, binding, mailing?

 What is the appropriate layout for this particular publication? ◦ Should the layout be a brochure, booklet, flyer, postcard, poster? ◦ What type of paper? Paper size? Page orientation? ◦ Create a thumbnail sketch: a small sketch that shows only the major elements of the publication

 What production method will be used? ◦ Professional printer vs. copy center vs. in-house ◦ Will color be a component or will it be printed in black/white?

 What is the delivery method? ◦ Mailed? Direct mail? Bulk mail?  Weight and size of paper affects the cost. ◦ Handouts? ◦ Interoffice communication? ◦ Display rack? ◦ Web posting?

 Is the budget adequate for this publication? ◦ The answers to all the other questions will determine the cost of the publication: time, type of project, paper, binding, method of printing, color, distribution methods.