DA 223: Publication Design introduces students to more advanced typesetting methods and principles required to design content rich products and publications. Student’s foundational skills in typography and graphic design will be developed through practical design projects, where an emphasis is placed on understanding, evaluating and enhancing pre-existing content.
Prerequisites: DA 210 and DA 225
Corequisite: None.
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