I also worked on an inside cover for the program booklet. The two pages I worked on had old advertisements that weren't really standing out, so Mr. Powers assigned me to clean them up a bit. The result of my work is found below. I mainly focused on the larger ad on the left page and the bottom ad on the right page. Those two had unappealing text as well as poor layout choices and hardly any color.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Day Four: 2/7/13
Today, I worked on a lot of designs for the Dominican Republic Mission Team program booklet. The large booklet is released every year and contains advertisements for lots of local businesses and sponsors. First, I edited the banner that goes along the top of each page by adding some new graphics to it (and changing the slogan/year). An example of the banner on one of the pages can be found below:
I also worked on an inside cover for the program booklet. The two pages I worked on had old advertisements that weren't really standing out, so Mr. Powers assigned me to clean them up a bit. The result of my work is found below. I mainly focused on the larger ad on the left page and the bottom ad on the right page. Those two had unappealing text as well as poor layout choices and hardly any color.
My final task of the day was a simple one. The document found below was to be made into an editable PDF document for future users to fill out at their convenience on their own computer. However, the blank areas in which they were to fill out seemed a little off-putting without any sort of box to indicate where users should type. So, I added a couple of boxes and made it look more appealing for an editable PDF document.
I also worked on an inside cover for the program booklet. The two pages I worked on had old advertisements that weren't really standing out, so Mr. Powers assigned me to clean them up a bit. The result of my work is found below. I mainly focused on the larger ad on the left page and the bottom ad on the right page. Those two had unappealing text as well as poor layout choices and hardly any color.
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