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These designers strive for a unique identity through a blend of photography, typography, and page to page continuity.
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These designers aim to relay a great deal of nonverbal information about the content of the story.
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These designers aim to project a consistent visual identity into the minds and hearts of the general public; they work for companies that are able to allocate large amounts of money to large, internal design departments to design in a variety of medi
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These designers make data understandable and easy to use in a way that is effective, efficient, and attractive.
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These designers work with architects, interior and landscape designers; they must understand structural materials.
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The intent of ____________________ is to persuade, identify, or inform.
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12
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These designers must know programming language to create computer-based exhibits displayed touchscreens and kiosks.
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13
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These designers create letterforms and fonts for print and:or web.
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These designers create a comfort zone for the general public by consistently presenting a familiar, instantly recognizable face of the company.
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These designers tell a story or visually articulate a concept through filmmaking, animation, and visual effects; examples of their work may include film title sequences, trailers, animations, and:or broadcast IDs.
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Each of the specialized areas of graphic design has its own particular ____________________ to solve.
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10
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These designers must consider government regulations on the size and shape of their designs.
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These designers aim to help people find their way through stores, airports, highways, buildings, etc.
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