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Introduction
This course introduces the absolute fundamentals of graphic design. Students learn the basic structural rules of layout, typography, grid systems, and color relationships used across all digital and print mediums.
Instructor Profile
Prerequisites
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Description
Topics Covered
• The elements of design: point, line, plane, shape, space, and volume
• Introduction to typographic anatomy, classifications, and hierarchy
• Constructing basic modular grids and single-column layout frameworks
• Color theory: CMYK vs. RGB, color psychology, and contrast systems
• Gestalt principles (proximity, similarity, continuity, closure) in layout
• Vector asset creation vs. raster image pixel dimensions
• Cropping, scaling, and balancing graphic elements within a frame
• Preparing clean digital print and web document templates
Course Objectives
• Master the basic interface tools of industry-standard graphic design apps.
• Apply Gestalt principles to establish clean, predictable visual balance.
• Understand the technical requirements distinguishing print from digital assets.
Learning Outcomes
• Design a cohesive 2D composition demonstrating a clear visual hierarchy.
• Select and pair contrasting typefaces accurately for readability.
• Build an organized layout matching strict grid lines and margins.
Tools & Materials
• Computer setup with vector software (Adobe Illustrator)
• Sketchbook or graph paper for rapid layout thumbnailing
• Premium font library access and digital color wheel selectors
Course Rules
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