Investigate and apply basic concepts of graphic design.

Indicators for this outcome
(a) Examine how the readability of typography is determined by factors such as typeface, font size, style, serif and spacing.
(b) Identify and explore components of engaging graphic layout for a variety of digital formats.
(c) Critique examples of layout in graphic design, considering concepts such as weight of elements, use of white space, balance, focus and flow.
(d) Explore the role of colour in graphic design, such as evoking emotion or conveying the spirit and intent of the message.
(e) Apply various design elements such as line, shape, texture, space, colour and form, and explain the choices.
(f) Experiment with various principles of composition such as balance, emphasis, rhythm, movement, variety and harmony.
(g) Demonstrate consistent use of graphic design components (e.g., font, colour, background) within a project.
(h) Apply basic concepts of graphic design to the creation of a document such as a magazine or book cover, logo, poster or multimedia presentation, and justify the choice of graphic design elements.
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