Once a format is identified a designer needs to determine how close the image and copy can be to the edges. This is known as the margin. A typical margin in a print design is .5 inches. Format Constraints WD131: Fundamentals of Design Unit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints
Wd131 unit 1 module 3 format constraints
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Once a format is identified a designer needs to determine how close the image and copy can be to the edges. This is known as the margin.
A typical margin in a print design is .5 inches.
Format Constraints
WD131: Fundamentals of DesignUnit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints
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WD131: Fundamentals of DesignUnit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints
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WD131: Fundamentals of DesignUnit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints
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WD131: Fundamentals of DesignUnit 1: Format Module 3: Format Constraints
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