Unit 1: Introduction to Digital Design and Visual Communication (Project 1: Digital Identity Design)
This unit delves into the principles and applications of digital design in visual communication, focusing on the historical evolution from traditional forms to modern digital interfaces. Students will analyze key design elements and develop their personal digital identities through a structured design process, promoting critical thinking and thoughtful articulation of design intentions. The project emphasizes research, conceptualization, and the iterative nature of design while highlighting ethical considerations in digital representation.
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What we have learnt
- Digital design blends historical context and modern technology for effective visual communication.
- A personal digital identity requires thorough research and understanding of audience perception.
- The design process is cyclical, emphasizing iteration and critical evaluation of design decisions.
Key Concepts
- -- Communication
- The effective conveyance of messages through visual means.
- -- Aesthetics
- The elements that make a design visually appealing and impactful.
- -- Innovation
- Creating novel and effective design solutions.
- -- Identity
- Representation of personal or collective characteristics.
- -- Branding
- The process of constructing a unique image for individuals or products.
- -- Interactivity
- Engagement of the user with digital designs.
- -- Function
- The practical purpose served by a design.
- -- Impact
- The effect a design has on its audience.
- -- Purpose
- The underlying reason for a design's existence.
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