Banner Tutorial Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 In this lesson, we will: Complete a tutorial using Microsoft Expression Design. Explore graphic tools while creating a banner for a beach trip.
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Guiding Questions How does Expression Design work? What tools will you need to create a beach banner?
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Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Banners Review Banners: What is the purpose of a banner on a Web site? How do banners influence the audience? Can you recall a specific banner that influenced you? How? Open Banner Tutorial Open Expression Design. On the File menu, click Open. As you are working, save your banner in your folder.
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Scenario By the end of these exercises using Microsoft Expression Design, you will be able to: Create and edit design files. Export graphics. Use Expression Design’s vector-based drawing tools. Create graphical effects. Change settings for optimization and export.
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Banner Tutorial 1.Common Toolbar 2.File Tabs 3.Toolbox 4.Artboard 5.Properties Panel 6.Layers Panel 7.Action Bar
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Review Layer: A transparent virtual page on which an object or objects are placed in a drawing. Grouping: Selecting and designating objects so that they will be treated as one object for the purposes of scaling, manipulating, and even changing attributes. Path: A vector line or object (straight or curved) defined by a series of anchor points and segments. Transform: Manipulate or change an object by rotating, reflecting, scaling, stretching, or skew it
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Review Resolution: The pixel count (in dots per inch) of an image. Distribute: Arrange the placement of three or more objects within a given space (vertically or horizontally) so that the distances between them are equal. B-Spline: A tool that enables the designer to create Bezier paths (segments controlled by anchor points) by placing a series of anchor points in the direction the designer wants the path to follow. Appearance Menu: A menu that contains tools such as color picker, quick swatches, fills, and effects.
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Review Clipping Mask: A function in which one shape can mask areas in another object. Path and shapes can be clipping masks. Text: Editable typographical characters that are created to be read. Canvas: The background area in which the image is set or created upon. Exporting: Saving the image as a different graphic file type such as GIF or JPEG.
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Exercises EXERCISE 1 - Creating the Layers and Simple Background Elements for the Header Design EXERCISE 2 - Adding the Text and Effects EXERCISE 3 - Drawing the Sun Design EXERCISE 4 - Drawing the Header Reflection EXERCISE 5 - Exporting the Graphic
Module 4: Working with Images LESSONS 11 & 12 Assessment In Expression Design, what is the importance of the Appearance Menu? How did you use it? What did you do to get this banner ready for Web use?