The brochure must also contain a logo, the travel agencies name and contact information. The pictures must also be big and the brochure must have more pictures than text. The colours on the illustrations, text and design shall also match the pictures. Colours must be positive, fresh and colourful, yet still classy.
All places globetrotters are aching to visit and explore. Possible to play with variations here.įor this, I decided the pictures in the brochure shall be inspiring, showing different places, from big citys to shallow shores and high mountains. I named the travel Agency «Presence Tours» as I find it important to be presence to experience the full potential in travelling. The target group are also active, curious persons and the price is medium ranged. I Decided to go for a small-medium sized travel agency, selling trips around the world for backpackers and others willing to travel around the world for a while. The process started with a mini brainstorming of what kind of brochure I wanted to make main target group, secondary target group, kind of travel agency and products/ travels they would promote and sell. I have designed a 4-page brochure, the result: – Use of layout and grid to communicate the content. Use titles, headings and images of your choice. Use fake body copy, but create sensible headings.Ĥ. The size of the brochure should be A5 (when it is folded).ģ. InDesign gets better every year. In Creative Cloud 2017, Adobe is offering even more features and enhancements. This course is your tour of the latest and greatest, and will keep you up to date with new features as soon as they are released. Justin Seeley starts with the November 2016 update featuring multicolumn footnotes and improved arrowheads. Check back often for new InDesign tutorials and tips. We will update the course every time Adobe releases changes.Įxplore the ins and outs of the styles, a time-saving set of features that allows designers to maximize the efficiency of InDesign. This course covers text styles, table and cell styles, object styles, and other features in InDesign that are enhanced by the use of styles. Nigel French explores working with character and paragraph styles, and advanced text formatting with nested styles. He also explains how to create multi-level lists, generate a table of contents, and map Word styles to InDesign styles. Plus, he / she shares how to apply styles with Find / Change and apply conditions.TASK Using InDesign, design a 4‑page brochure for a fictitious travel agent.ġ. – Packaging InDesign documents for output – Building interactive documents such as interactive PDFs and EPUBs – Applying paragraph and character styles – Drawing and Editing paths and frame shapes
– Working with color, transparency and gradients
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