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Better concrete pavement service-ability
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Monograph (American Concrete Institute) ; no7
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Ames, Iowa : Iowa State University Press, 1973
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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

Prefacep. ix
I. Getting Ready: Training for a New Worldp. 3
1. The Visual Journalistp. 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 Layoutp. 15
2. The Language of Layout and Designp. 17
Measurements
The eight basic elements
3. Laying Out Pagesp. 27
Prelayout decisions
Copyfitting
Attracting scanners
Segmenting the package
Principles of design
4. Working in Modulesp. 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 Photographsp. 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 Graphicsp. 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 Graphicsp. 85
Seven common errors
8. Understanding Typep. 95
Type design: a brief history
Parts of letters
The language of type
Type grouping
Families
Fonts
Identifying type
9. Legibility of Typep. 107
Legibility considerations
Selecting text type
10. Using Typep. 117
Headline type choices
Assuring contrast
Working with display type
Type can talk
Connotative messages
11. Communicating with Colorp. 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 Effortp. 139
12. Management by Designp. 141
Traditional organization
Reorganizing the newsroom
The team system
Expecting the unexpected
13. Words and Visuals in Tandemp. 149
IV. Applying the Lessons: Specialized Applicationsp. 155
14. Designing for College Newspapersp. 157
15. Designing for Tabloidsp. 165
Making the decision
Differentiating the tabloid
16. Designing Advertisingp. 173
The symbiotic relationship
Typography
Working with visuals
Using color
Putting it all together
General principles
V. Beyond the Basics: Newspaper Designp. 181
17. The Process of Redesignp. 183
Getting others involved
Predesign questions
Implementation
Prototype phase
The results
The stylebook
Education and promotion
18. Designing Sectionsp. 195
The news section
Feature section
Sports
Business
Editorial
19. Designing Accessoriesp. 211
Flags
Labels
Bylines
Logos
Story logos
Icons
Glossaryp. 219
References Citedp. 225
Additional Readingsp. 229
Indexp. 233