- Level Foundation
- Duration 10 hours
- Course by University of Colorado Boulder
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Graphic design projects can be delivered in either a printed format or a digital format, or both. This course will look at how to work with creative professionals to get the ideal usage out of a design to use in print medium such as logos, brochures and larger printed projects that will also carry over as seamlessly as possible into the digital realm of websites and social media. We will also cover the user experience and how to keep the end result in mind when working on creative endeavors.Modules
Module Introduction
1
Videos
- Course Introduction
1
Readings
- Course Expectations
Module Video Lessons
3
Videos
- Building on Textual Elements
- Building on Color Elements
- Fixing Design Issues
Module Discussion
1
Discussions
- User Experience Discussion
Module Review
Module Quiz
1
Assignment
- Module Quiz
Module Video Lessons
3
Videos
- Using Commercial Printers And Paper Options
- More on Printing
- Print-Specific Features in InDesign
Module Discussion
1
Discussions
- Lessons Learned
Module Review
Module Quiz
1
Assignment
- Module Quiz
Module Video Lessons
3
Videos
- Designing For Online Mediums
- Online Website Platforms
- Converting Image Sizes in Photoshop
Course Assignment
1
Peer Review
- Website AND Multi-Page Manual
1
Readings
- Design Process Worksheet
Auto Summary
Explore the essentials of graphic design in both print and digital formats with "Print and Digital Elements of Design: Branding and User Experience." This foundational course, offered by Coursera, delves into optimizing designs for logos, brochures, websites, and social media while focusing on seamless transitions and user experience. Ideal for arts and humanities enthusiasts, it spans 600 minutes and offers starter and professional subscription options. Perfect for beginners aiming to collaborate effectively with creative professionals.

Lori Poole