This workshop introduces basic page design theory. It is not a "hands-on" experience; there will be no interaction with computers. The workshop is designed to provide basic instruction on how plan a publication's layout.

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Participants will:

• Learn how readers perceive and view elements of text, graphics, and "white space"
• Explore how to best convey the purpose through placement choices
• Learn about the anatomy of typography and usability
• Learn how to examine and troubleshoot type, graphics, and visual elements
• Learn to plan color in a document
• Gain a basic understanding of publication terminology

The following workshops are suggested prerequisites to this workshop:

• Windows: Basic Computing Skills

Participants should already be able to:

• Use a mouse
• Use Windows command menus
• Save and organize files