325 Journal 6

1. Good use of white space










 2. Poor use of white space
















 3. Portrait Orientation













 4. Landscape orientation











 5. Single Column Grid

6. Double or triple column Grid














 7. Mixed column grid





 

8. Heading flush with text

 

 9. Marginal Heading












10. numbers or letters used for a list
 (ironically, letters AS numbers)

11. Bullet, arrow, or other highlighting cues














12. Drop Cap

13. Good ordering of information






So I have a terrific example of poor ordering of information, but I didn't take a picture of the sign before they changed it. However, it was a sign at a Chevron in Orem. It was arranged thus:

BUY A CAR
WASH WITH GAS
GET 10 PERCENT BACK

I guess they should have used some punctuation or rearranged the wording a little. I'd rather not take a gas-bath at a car lot, but if it saved me 10% of that car purchase, I might be tempted. I laughed every time I passed it, but never bought my gas there.     The picture here is the same sign but the opposite side.

 



14. Poor ordering of information

15. Citation style or other visual convention

16. Title (Master Pages tutorials) and section (Welcome) head

17. Tabs or dividers








18. Headers or footers

19. Background/watermark

20. Frame using solid or dotted lines