Things People Forget Not To Do in Desktop Publishing follow the Criteria

Roblyer and Doering pointed out several major concerns in desktop publishing that I still am guilty of doing. I still do limit the number of fonts in my work (so distracting). I still often find myself using the same fonts for title and text. I’ll even admit prior to chapter 5 and reading other classmates blogs I was unfamiliar with serif typeface and sans serif typeface. I often paid little attention to appropriate sizes. I’m definitely guilty of excessive underlining, boldfacing, and italics (which I thought I was also was so clever when using). Matching text and background colors is also a major flaw especially when reading all the other gorgeous blogs by fellow classmates. I’m excited about hopefully mastering these concepts eventually and hopefully before my career takes off. I love such simple phrases as “white space sells.” Also how visual cues can be so effective for a reader is also very useful and intriguing. I want to combine all these features in my blog and also have seen excellent examples in other classmates. I know graphics can get complicated but I also understand the simple stuff is just as important to master. Last but not least you can never forget to avoid typos, text break, and format errors.