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    The document provides guidance on effective presentation layout. It outlines general outcomes and learning objectives related to communicating design ideas through presentation format. Key tips include planning the size, number of boards, color scheme, and orientation before arranging content. Presentations should have a clear structure, visual logic through use of grids, and integrate type and images purposefully with a concept, hierarchy of information, limited typefaces, and negative space. Static, symmetrical, and overdecorated designs are discouraged in favor of decisive, universal layouts that guide the audience effectively.

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    The document provides guidance on effective presentation layout. It outlines general outcomes and learning objectives related to communicating design ideas through presentation format. Key tips include planning the size, number of boards, color scheme, and orientation before arranging content. Presentations should have a clear structure, visual logic through use of grids, and integrate type and images purposefully with a concept, hierarchy of information, limited typefaces, and negative space. Static, symmetrical, and overdecorated designs are discouraged in favor of decisive, universal layouts that guide the audience effectively.

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    The document provides guidance on effective presentation layout. It outlines general outcomes and learning objectives related to communicating design ideas through presentation format. Key tips include planning the size, number of boards, color scheme, and orientation before arranging content. Presentations should have a clear structure, visual logic through use of grids, and integrate type and images purposefully with a concept, hierarchy of information, limited typefaces, and negative space. Static, symmetrical, and overdecorated designs are discouraged in favor of decisive, universal layouts that guide the audience effectively.

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    Francis Poh
    The document provides guidance on effective presentation layout. It outlines general outcomes and learning objectives related to communicating design ideas through presentation format. Key tips include planning the size, number of boards, color scheme, and orientation before arranging content. Presentations should have a clear structure, visual logic through use of grids, and integrate type and images purposefully with a concept, hierarchy of information, limited typefaces, and negative space. Static, symmetrical, and overdecorated designs are discouraged in favor of decisive, universal layouts that guide the audience effectively.

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    PRESENTATION Layout

    Presentation Layout
    General Outcome: 1. The student shall be able to produce well composed presentation drawings to express design ideas Specific Measurable Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this unit, the student shall be able to: communicate design ideas using appropriate presentation format to an acceptable standard Produce tidy and properly composed presentation

    Presentation Layout
    The basic presentation layout

    Presentation Layout

    #1 Plan your work


    What size? A1, A2,
    A3, A4

    FONT SiZE

    ASK yourself

    How.many.boards? 1,2,3,4
    FONT STYLE FONT STYLE FONT STYLE
    Background Colour?

    Orientation?
    Colour Scheme

    #2 Arrange

    1 3 5

    2 4 6

    1 4

    2 5

    3 6

    #3 Structure 1 4 2 5 3 6 1 4 2 5 3 6

    #4 Visual Logic

    1 4

    2 5

    3 6

    Have an imaginary GRIDline

    #5 INTEGRATING
    type & image

    example:

    example:

    example:

    TIPs:

    1. Have a CONCEPT. 2. Communicate, DONT decorate. 3. Speak with one [1] visual words. 4. Use two [2] typefaces MAXimum. 5. Have a HIERARCHY. 6. Pick COLOURS on purpose. 7. If u can do MORE with LESS, do it! 8. NEGATIVE space is magical. 9. Treat TYPE as image. 10. Keep TYPE friendly. 11. Be UNIVERSAL. 12. Be DECISIVE! 13. MEASURE with your Eyes. 14. MOVE it. Static = DULL. 15. SYMMETRY is the ultimate EVIL.

    good luck

    Outdoor foliage

    Outdoor foliage

    Colouring

    When to use them?

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