The Four Basic Principles Of Design

Under the principle of integrity, I must be straightforward and honest. To exercise those, I should tell to Company B that one of my previous and current clients is a bidder for the business.

Since the document format used is Microsoft Word, it offers very appealing look. Microsoft Word manages the margins, page numbering, page breaking aspects very well. This document uses standard margins which would allow enough space on the side if someone were to file its printed copy. The document uses bold type faces for section headers and in-line to emphasize the importance or make it more authoritative. It uses consistent line spacing and divides topics in paragraphs. It uses single column grid pattern and keeps line lengths adequate.

Many of the course goals were encountered while completed this assignment. These included increasing audience awareness, practicing important types of technical communications (memos and instructions), creating documents that solve problems through communication using relevant sources, and learn use of design document principles to enhance usability and overall effectiveness. Each of the course goals played at least some part in successfully completing this

In Tiffany Salinas’s post, they talk about how document design is important to gain the reader’s attention.

While my documents have always been neat, I now understand that pictures, bullet points, headers, color, font, and other visual elements can help a proposal or technical document stand out. When I am writing a document, I now consider how to make it visually appealing to the reader.

Look around and what do you see? You see letters forming creative words on this page, on TV and magazines. These letters form words which can be read in such a particular way. The typography behind the design seeks for the readers attention. The typography in design is the unique personality that identifies the product or advertisement, similar to fashion. Typography visually gives more to the idea behind the design. It is a way to call out and be heard without making a sound. It combines elements in new ways with different themes and ideas. The idea of typography has not changed since it was first created. The late seventieth century and early eighteenth century, type designers work was laborious and they had very little

The paper is laid out with effective use of headings, font styles, and white space.

When teaching students with diverse needs depending on the student's disabilities the individual student will need different accommodations or modifications to access the curriculum. Throughout a teacher's career special education teachers will come across a wide range of diverse learning needs. I think that one helpful way to help all students with or without diverse needs access the curriculum can be done through the concept of Universal Design for Planning. According to Kristen Lee Howard (2004), UDL consists of, “Focusing educators on developing flexible curriculum that provides students with multiple ways of accessing content, multiple means for expressing what they learn, and multiple pathways for engaging their interest and motivation”

Within-participants designs is when a researcher have all the participate in both levels of the independent variable and conditions. The strength of within-participants designs is that it does not require a large pool of participants and can also help reduce errors associated with individual differences. Each participant serves as his or her own baseline. One of the weaknesses is that the sheer act of having participants take part in one condition can impact performance or behavior on all other conditions. In between-participants designs, is an experiment that has two or more groups of subjects each being tested

A Guide The Body of the Paper The body of the paper is typed double-spaced with oneinch margins on all four sides (see page three of this guide for the dimensions). The purpose of the margins is to allow room for reviewers to write their comments on the paper. The

This essay will be discussing Paul Rand’s methods in design, for example in the IBM poster he created in 1981. This poster design was originally created as a banner in 1980 however he later developed it. He did a series of work for IBM including many poster and logo designs including their current logo that he designed in 1972.

The argument of design isn’t about the question of God’s existence but about the answer to the nature of God. The Design argument, also known as “a posteriori”, is to prove the existence of God who has the characteristics of being all- powerful, all- knowing and benevolent.The intelligent design is about observations and coming to conclusions which try to prove the natural world is created by an intelligent being. An analogy was presented between human artifacts and nature to determine that the creator of this natural world must be intelligent.

The principle that I chose was the fourth one. This principle states that “judging the quality of evidence is crucial.” I think that the fourth principle relates to my faith and beliefs because I question everything and I weigh out the evidence to ultimately decide the truth. I have a lot of questions about the bible so when I hear stories about what happened in the bible I want to question it and see if it lines up with history. For example in Genesis it talks about how God created the world and all the animals but nothing is stated about dinosaurs. I know that idea sounds crazy but the story is skipping millions of years from when the earth was actually created and dinosaurs roamed the planet before humans and domestic animals. So unless somebody states facts to me I don’t know how I will feel on the situation.

Charlotte’s cover letter and resume set clearly work together as a cohesive unit, which she achieves by using the same design style for both of the documents. Her resume has blue headings that are clearly distinct from the subheadings and text themselves. This makes for easy satisficing of the document in which the reader can quickly find the sections he or she deems most important because of the clearly delineated headings. Further, Charlotte ties together her resume and cover letter by using the same heading style for her name and contact information, so the reader is able to tell both documents are by her. Also, by having such a boldly colored and distinctive heading on both her resume and cover letter, Charlotte encourages the reader to remember her documents based on her own design style.

Nowadays, a successful product needs to consider various factors. Novelty products enrich people’s environment and lifestyle, because the product is designed by organizing a certain purpose, planning assumptions and choosing specific carrier to better express designer’s creative idea with a strong culture value. The product is presented by a variety of elements which are combination of lines, symbols, numbers, colors, etc. Many products contain three elements which are typically quality, function and appearance. And it is significant to consider them well to produce a high quality, exquisite and strong visual product. These elements fully determine the layout of the entire production system. The importance of them is that good product design with using these elements, not only in the functional superiority and ease of manufacturing, low production costs, but also the overall competitiveness of the product is enhanced. Many dominant enterprises in market competition have great attention to design elements, in order to design a low cost but with unique functionality. Many companies in developed countries regard design as a popular strategic tool. Good design elements are the key to win customers interests. This essay will focus its emphasizes on the quality, function and appearance in the design and manufacturing by using a specific technological product, and it will also describe how to balance these elements when they are in the process of designing a product.