Questions answered

1. CRAP. Contrast repetition alignment, and proximity. These four practices are the key to an easily readable page. When combined, the page is set for legible usage. Focal points are important to create main points for the reader to find.

2. Designing on the web and starting ad campaigns is cost efficient on the web. If you compare price vs. design vs. circulation, the web stands alone. Updating on the web and correcting errors also comes much easier and you will not bear the bourdon of cost such as print ads. The customer’s response does not require time when using the web, it comes instantly.

3. Quiz 112

1. The web. The web is fast and reliable to be sent by email. The email can use a direct link to the blog page or site. Anyone with a smart-phone in any location can retrieve the message and look for important notices, changes and updates.

2. The web. Web connects with cheap and faster information.

3. The web. The web is instant to let customers know they need updating.

4. The web. Customers will receive the correct information faster through the web and it is more secure and reliable than print/mailers.

5. The web. Blog pages are easy to publish and the cost compared to print is unbelievably cheaper. 100% cheaper.

6. The web. You can fit it all on one page or 500 pages if designed personally you do not receive a bill. The only cost comes from keeping the page on a site for around 30 dollars a month. A newspaper ad or national magazine would charge as much as a house to list the single page ad. The web beats out the print and is widely used.

4. Chapter one and two were great refreshers about basic knowledge and terminologies. I did find some information not known by the basic use of search engines. Chapter five really showed the savings you earn by utilizing the web. The advantages also come through true colors of natural photos. Chapter six was a full review of the first class. This chapter mostly covered CRAP.