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1 Considering the Whole Document Vocab & a Quick Review of Kimbal & Hawkins Chapter 4

2 With the Whole Document Consider Looks, touch/feel, smell, sound, & taste (?) Perception Culture Rhetoric Conventions Human factors Transformation Cost Single-sourcing Format

3 Whole Document Vocab Folio: sheet of paper folded in half Codex: a multiple page document with a spine that binds the document together and hinges open Leaflet: a document on one piece of paper, can be folded Creep: when multiple folios are nested the inside folio’s edges “creep” out (or stick out) increasingly further the deeper the folio is nested Signature: Stacks of folios bound together Bleed: When the design extends to the end of the page, often created by printing on bigger paper and trimming. It is generally more expensive.

4 Things to Think About How many documents do you use in a day? PDFs: a nice print & screen format that includes information about the typography, images, and layout. It should look the same on any computer and printed Fold: Check out pages 90-107 for some great fold ideas if you are doing a brochure What is the most important thing you took away from today’s Williams reading?

5 Have Fun and Design Well!


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