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100 1 Myers, Debbie Rose.
245 14 The graphic designer's guide to portfolio design /|cDebbie
Rose Myers.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource]
250 3rd ed.
260 Hoboken, N.J. :|bJ. Wiley & Sons,|c©2014.
300 1 online resource (1 volume) :|billustrations
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504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 0 Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: The Portfolio Process
-Start to Finish; You Need a Portfolio; A Portfolio Must
Stand Alone; Start Building Your Portfolio; Tailor the
Portfolio to Your Area of Specialization; Be Prepared;
Chapter 2: Planning Your Portfolio; Concept; Content;
Follow-through; Career Development Checklist; Layout and
Design Evaluation Sheet; Chapter 3: The Traditional
Portfolio: The Résumé, Cover Letter, and Business Card;
What Goes into the Written Part of Your Portfolio?; The
Résumé; Cover Letter; Business Card; Designing Your Self-
Promotional Package
505 8 Chapter 4: The Traditional Portfolio: Design and Art
ProjectsOrganizing Your Portfolio; Professional Portfolio
Presentation; Additional Display Guidelines; Portfolios
for Different Design Disciplines; The Rough Book and the
Sketchbook; The Artist's Statement; Chapter 5: The Digital
Portfolio: CD-ROMs, DVDs, and Web Sites; CD-ROM/DVD- or
Web-Based Portfolio?; Size and Speed: Primary Criteria;
Deciding Which Multimedia Authoring Program to Use; Master
of the Web: Choosing a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
Program Editor; Putting It All Together: Additional
Software Options
505 8 Planning Your Web Design ProjectChapter 6: The Digital
Portfolio: Technical Elements; Preparing Work for Digital
Presentation; Coordinating Graphics Formats; Inserting,
Resizing, and Moving Graphics; Compressing Files to Reduce
Size; Using Color Spaces for Multimedia Design;
Transferring Artwork into the Computer; The Lowdown on
Downloads; Scaling the Learning Curve; Chapter 7: The
Design Phase; Organize, Organize, Organize; Designing a
Visual Theme: Making Your Portfolio Unique; Navigation:
How to Get There from Here; Using Color Effectively; Color
and Your Portfolio Interface; Color Wrap-up
505 8 Chapter 8: Working with TypeA Brief Lesson on Type for
Multimedia Design; Using Type to Express Your Artistic
Vision; Visual Organization; The Importance of
Consistency; Body Copy; The Psychology of Type; Ten Rules
for Good Type Design; Chapter 9: Maneuvering around Your
Site; Getting There from Here; Navigation Techniques for
Successful Interface Design; Strategizing Navigation;
Choosing the Best Navigation System for You; Navigation
Review; Chapter 10: The Web-Based Portfolio: Web Page
Design; Why Web Page Design Isn't Like Page Design; Step 1
: Start with a Layout
505 8 Step 2: Gather Your AssetsStep 3: Create and Code Your
Interface; Step 4: Publish Your Pages; Final Thoughts;
Chapter 11: The Web-Based Portfolio: Technical Elements;
Do-It-Yourself Web Site Development; Finding a Web Host;
Promoting Your Site; Final Thoughts; Chapter 12:
Multimedia and Your Interface; Multimedia and the Digital
Portfolio; Adding Audio to Your Portfolio; Meeting the
Video Challenge; Chapter 13: Designer Checklists; Designer
Checklist for Digital Portfolios; Design Elements
Checklist; Technical Design Checklist; Miscellaneous
Designer Checklist; Final Thoughts
520 Landing a job in graphic design or multimedia starts with
the creation of a portfolio that showcases a student's
best work. With sample portfolios, interviews with leaders
in graphic design and advertising industries, and step-by-
step instruction for creating professional print and
digital portfolios, this book helps students successfully
transition from design student to design professional. Now
fully updated, it is the only guide to creating job-
winning print-based and digital portfolios specifically
for graphic designers.
588 0 Print version record.
590 O'Reilly|bO'Reilly Online Learning: Academic/Public
Library Edition
650 0 Art portfolios|xDesign.
650 0 Design services|xMarketing.
650 0 Graphic arts|xVocational guidance.
650 0 Computer graphics.
650 6 Services de design|xMarketing.
650 6 Arts graphiques|xOrientation professionnelle.
650 6 Infographie.
650 7 computer graphics.|2aat
650 7 Art portfolios|xDesign|2fast
650 7 Computer graphics|2fast
650 7 Design services|xMarketing|2fast
650 7 Graphic arts|xVocational guidance|2fast
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