Title:
Better concrete pavement service-ability
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Series:
Monograph (American Concrete Institute) ; no7
Publication Information:
Ames, Iowa : Iowa State University Press, 1973
ISBN:
9780813812250
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Summary
Summary
This work teaches users to understand all aspects of creating a newspaper and incorporating that knowledge into first-rate newspaper design. It is intended for both student and professional designers working on computerised equipment.
Author Notes
Daryl R. Moen is a professor in the School of Journalism at the University of Missouri, Columbia
Table of Contents
Preface | p. ix |
I. Getting Ready: Training for a New World | p. 3 |
1. The Visual Journalist | p. 5 |
Reexamining journalists' roles | |
Welcome to journalism by design | |
Contrast these scenerios | |
Learning the lessons | |
Applying the lessons | |
Your role | |
Conclusion | |
II. Getting Started: Newspaper Layout | p. 15 |
2. The Language of Layout and Design | p. 17 |
Measurements | |
The eight basic elements | |
3. Laying Out Pages | p. 27 |
Prelayout decisions | |
Copyfitting | |
Attracting scanners | |
Segmenting the package | |
Principles of design | |
4. Working in Modules | p. 41 |
Advantages of modular layout | |
Advertising stacks | |
Working with ads | |
Modular open pages | |
Showing relationships | |
How to disassociate elements | |
Protecting copy flow patterns | |
5. Using Photographs | p. 51 |
The photo system | |
Editing photos | |
Photo illustrations | |
Using two or more photographs | |
The picture page | |
Cutlines | |
Photographic ethics | |
Taste in editing | |
Mainstreaming minorities | |
6. Understanding Information Graphics | p. 71 |
The range of graphics | |
Helping readers understand charts | |
Four kinds of charts | |
Datelines | |
Seven kinds of maps | |
Diagrams and illustrations | |
Minorities in graphics | |
Creating a style sheet | |
7. Creating Accurate Information Graphics | p. 85 |
Seven common errors | |
8. Understanding Type | p. 95 |
Type design: a brief history | |
Parts of letters | |
The language of type | |
Type grouping | |
Families | |
Fonts | |
Identifying type | |
9. Legibility of Type | p. 107 |
Legibility considerations | |
Selecting text type | |
10. Using Type | p. 117 |
Headline type choices | |
Assuring contrast | |
Working with display type | |
Type can talk | |
Connotative messages | |
11. Communicating with Color | p. 127 |
Responses to color | |
Understanding color | |
Producing color | |
Creating a color stylebook | |
Vocabulary of color | |
A color philosophy | |
Using color in graphics | |
III. The Team Effort | p. 139 |
12. Management by Design | p. 141 |
Traditional organization | |
Reorganizing the newsroom | |
The team system | |
Expecting the unexpected | |
13. Words and Visuals in Tandem | p. 149 |
IV. Applying the Lessons: Specialized Applications | p. 155 |
14. Designing for College Newspapers | p. 157 |
15. Designing for Tabloids | p. 165 |
Making the decision | |
Differentiating the tabloid | |
16. Designing Advertising | p. 173 |
The symbiotic relationship | |
Typography | |
Working with visuals | |
Using color | |
Putting it all together | |
General principles | |
V. Beyond the Basics: Newspaper Design | p. 181 |
17. The Process of Redesign | p. 183 |
Getting others involved | |
Predesign questions | |
Implementation | |
Prototype phase | |
The results | |
The stylebook | |
Education and promotion | |
18. Designing Sections | p. 195 |
The news section | |
Feature section | |
Sports | |
Business | |
Editorial | |
19. Designing Accessories | p. 211 |
Flags | |
Labels | |
Bylines | |
Logos | |
Story logos | |
Icons | |
Glossary | p. 219 |
References Cited | p. 225 |
Additional Readings | p. 229 |
Index | p. 233 |