Web Design

Graphic designers produce mainly 2D (two-dimensional) designs for a variety of purposes. This course is perfect for anyone who would like the skills to develop advertising, logos, posters, signs, labels, television graphics, websites, book covers and magazines.

The qualification consists of four mandatory units:

Explore graphic processes, materials and techniques
Explore sources of ideas in a graphic design context
Explore and develop ideas
Produce and present final graphic solution

Suitable for:
This qualification is ideal for anyone who wishes to undertake an introductory course in graphic design

Prerequisites:

Good keyboard and mouse skills with a working knowledge of the Windows environment.
No previous Graphic design experience is assumed.
Candidates should be aware that they should not register with NCFE or any other awarding body for a qualification at the same level with the same, or a similar, title as this could lead to duplication.

book a course now by calling 0845 686 2888 or complete the online enquiries formCourse outline:

Investigate a range of graphic design solutions, elements and terminology
Use graphic materials, techniques and processes to develop technical skills
Identify suitable graphic materials, techniques, processes and equipment for particular purposes
Explain the design brief and its specifications
Use a range of visual techniques to propose a range of alternative ideas and graphic design solutions in relation to the design brief

Identify graphic materials, techniques and equipment to meet the design brief and its specifications
Adapt ideas and solutions in response to external factors
Plan and prepare a work schedule for production of final work
Use developed ideas to inform production of final work
Produce the final work demonstrating effective use of technical skills

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book a course now by calling 0845 686 2888 or complete the online enquiries form