Specialization in Newspaper Design

Course summary

• U1: Introduction

  • Introduction

  • Influences | Isabella Bunnell & Alex Reece

  • Influences | Francesco Franchi

  • Influences | Harry Hepburn

  • Influences | Mark Porter

  • Influences | Manuel Bortoletti

• U2: Editorial Design 101

  • Intro and Materials

  • Find Your Purpose in the Brief

  • Look and Feel

  • Photographic and Illustrative Content

  • Planning Your Mag

  • Typography

  • Colours

  • Setting Up

  • Type Hierarchy and Paragraph Styles

  • Adding Folios and Little Page Furniture

  • Laying Out the Main Sections

  • Inserting Imagery

  • Creating the Cover

  • Colour and Final Touches

  • Putting Your Work Out There

• U3: Editorial Content Design: A News Experience

  • Designing a new information consumption experience

  • Where does the form of editorial content originate from 1

  • Where does the form of editorial content originate from 2

  • The form of editorial content and time: the hour

  • The form of editorial content and time: the day

  • The form of editorial content and time: the week

  • The form of editorial content and time: the month

  • The form of editorial content and the senses

  • The form of editorial content and space

  • The typography

  • The grid

  • Combining languages: research

  • Combining languages: storytelling

  • Combining languages: design

  • Rest in Print

• U4: Newspaper Design: Bring Stories to Life

  • Introduction to Newspaper Design

  • The Brief and Planning Our Pages

  • Available Assets

  • Setting up Our Pages

  • Grids

  • Typography

  • Layout 1

  • Layout 2

  • Layout 3

  • Layout 4

  • Balancing and Revising All the Elements

  • Preparing Your Files for Print

• U5: Innovative Design Systems for Editorial and Digital Media

  • What Is Editorial Design?

  • What Is a Design System?

  • Understanding the Client and the Audience

  • Spirit and Tone

  • First Steps and Typography 1

  • First Steps and Typography 2

  • Grids and Spacing

  • Colour, Imagery and Structure

  • Thinking "Cross-Platform"

  • From Product to Brand

  • Presenting to the Client 1

  • Presenting to the Client 2

  • Delivery and Implementation

• U6: Information Design for Editorial Infographics

  • Journalistic Infographics: History and Methodologies

  • Represent the Interior of an Object

  • Draw in Isometric Axonometry 1

  • Draw in Isometric Axonometry 2

  • The Grid: a Liberating Rule

  • Typography in Infographics

  • Color in the Infographic

  • The Brief 1

  • The Brief 2

  • Create the Layout in InDesign 1

  • Create the Layout in InDesign 2

  • Draw the Contents on Paper

  • Illustrate in Isometric Axonometry 1

  • Illustrate in Isometric Axonometry 2

  • Illustrate in Isometric Axonometry 3

  • Illustrate in Isometric Axonometry 4

  • Illustrate in Isometric Axonometry 5

  • Illustrate in Isometric Axonometry 6

  • Illustrate the Map 1

  • Illustrate the Map 2

  • Illustrating Two-Dimensional Content 1

  • Illustrating Two-Dimensional Content 2

  • Illustrating Two-Dimensional Content 3

  • Data Visualization 1

  • Data Visualization 2

  • Import to InDesign and Final Details 1

  • Import to InDesign and Final Details 2

• Final project

  • Specialization in Newspaper Design