Computer software has a range of uses. Word processing and editing documents appearances are essential Graphic Design skills. 'Word' is one o the most widely used. Your are able to save, print, cop, paste and edit documents. Many different font's are available and clip art, text and picture formatting.
The Four Text alignments
Left alignments
Right alignments
Center alignment
Justified is the alignment that spaces out the text to leave it in a neat box shape at the ends. I have applied this to the top information of the document.
Presentation is vital when working with clients. It can be used to conceptualize a final idea of a design. The client can then decide if they ant to make changes to the product. This is easy to achieve on a computer as things can be edited easily. ICT can be used to make a product really aesthetically appealing and please the client so they will buy/approve the designs for the product.
Encapsulated PostScript
An image file format that is compatible with PostScript printers and is often used for transferring files between various graphics applications. EPS files will print identically on all PostScript-compatible printers and will appear the same in all applications that can read the PostScript format.
Lettering For Purpose
Font should be appropriate for it's purpose you may need to design a font or logo and it should be compatible with it's intended target market.
Serif - a traditional and expensive looking font used to evoke a sense of quality about the product
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| suggests a high quality product |
San Serif - 'cheaper' looking font appeals to a cost conscious market.
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| More garish suggest a low quality 'trashier' product |
Decortaive - has been graphically manipulated to represent what it stands for.
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| Florist logo |
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