Entries provide visual reference materials including color combinations, fonts and final designs, so that terms are defined both literally and visually. Because of the structure of the book, its really three Β«must-haveΒ» books in one - a client communication guide, a designer reference and an inspiri
Graphically Speaking: A Visual Lexicon for Achieving Better Designer-client Communication
β Scribed by Lisa Buchanan
- Publisher
- David & Charles
- Year
- 2002
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 246
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book breaks down the client-designer dialogue into something everyone can understand. Starting with an insightful, introductory section of expert commentary on how visual and non-visual people can work best together, the main section of this book is divided using an alphabetical progression of buzzwords. Each 'word section' progresses from components of a design style, like colour combinations and fonts to examples of design style, such as brochures and logos. The benefit of this book is that it's three books in one: a client communication guide, a designer reference, and a 'swipefile' of different types of logos and page design projects - absolutely indispensable.
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