DA 225: Identity Design offers students insight and skills they can use to expand their designs into a system for communicating a consistent and clear story about a product, service, subject or organization. Through practice-based learning students are guided through the process of developing a visual identity with steps including: understanding context, concept development, refinement, application, style guide production, and delivery of client presentations.
Prerequisites: DA 210, DA 225
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