sheily's work for steve

The typeface I chose is - BlackChancery. I chose this font because I thought that it was appropriate for a children's book - it is not only easy to read but it stands out from the spreads and children might feel attracted to it.

1. What research do you think is necessary for a project such as this? portfolio's designs going through websites like https://issuu.com/  tutorials  typography  2. How did you go about researching for the project? I did some research on the cover of my portfolio. I looked through https://issuu.com/ and found some ideas. 3. As evidence for the External Modifier, how do you think it best to present the research in order to show them what you found out about Page Layout and Design? 4. How has the research fed into your design? I used typography in my cover by the inspiration of my research 5. Do you think your design is right for the audience you are hoping to view your work? If yes, say why it is. If not, say why isn't it and what you might do to rectify it. yes, because I believe that my portfolio is clear and simple to understand and captivate my audience. 6. Did you have a plan of what you were going to do for the project? yes, I actually planned the...

1. How do you think the choice of typeface can affect the audience reaction to an important piece of information? (on a health warning for example). It can grab the audience's attention and make the audience engage with the piece of information. on the other hand, typefaces can be hard to read (depends on what typeface you use).  2. When looking at text (this might be in a magazine, on a website), what do you think the effect of having greater space (leading) between the lines of type might be? Leading can be used in logos , e-books, and blogs. the effect of having greater space between the lines of type is that it's more readable not only for those who have bad sight but also people that are dyslexic.  3. What do you think happens when viewing text if there is too much space between the letters (tracking)? How does it affect the audience (the people reading)? if there's too much space between the space between the letters then it would be a bit...