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Basic Principles of Graphics and Layout
Infographics combine information, storytelling, and perception through images. They take advantage of people's reliance on sight. Basic elements of layout and design include lines, color, and shapes. Lines are the most fundamental element and define characteristics. Color is powerful and influential, using the right colors can catch attention. Shapes are defined by boundaries like lines or color and are often used to emphasize parts of a page.
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Introduction to the basic principles of graphics and layout in design.
Explains infographics as visual representations of information, highlighting their storytelling advantage through visual appeal.
Describes lines as fundamental design elements that define infographic characteristics.
Discusses the influence of color in design, emphasizing its role in attracting attention and enhancing layout.
Details the role of shapes in design, explaining how they add visual interest and emphasize content.
Wraps up the presentation with a thank you note.
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Basic Principles of Graphics and Layout
- 1. BASIC PRINCIPLES of GRAPHICSand LAYOUT By:
- 2. All About Infographic Infographic Is the short term for information graphic. Infographic refers to: An image that combines information, storytelling, and perceptions. Advantage People rely on their sense of sight.
- 4. Basic Elements ofLayout and Design Lines The first and most basic element of design is that of the line. Basic elements, and it define the characteristics of an infographic.
- 5. Color Powerful andinfluential elements. Using the right combination of colors can catch the attention of a passerby or even glancing viewers. It can stand alone, as a background, or be applied to other elements, like lines, shapes, textures or typography.
- 6. Shapes Define bythe enclosure created by a combination of multiple lines. Shapes, geometric or organic, add interest. Shapes are defined by boundaries, such as a lines or color, and they are often used to emphasize a portion of the page.
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