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    Visual Design Primer - The Grid

    Explore. Experience. Understand
    by
    Prof. Mandar Rane
    IDC, IIT Bombay
    Task 3: Design a Grid for a Book
     
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    Design a grid system for an A4 sized book that is to include assignments.
    - Below mentioned information should appear on a page whenever a new assignment is introduced.

    • Software: Adobe InDesign (none other)
    • Objective: Understanding how grids are created and used.
    • Project files can be downloaded from the References and downloads link on the left.

    Following text will be included on each page/ assignment in the book.

    Evaluation Criteria:
    Accuracy and neatness in execution
    Devotion and diligence towards the work
    Regularity and punctuality in attendance
    Frequency and interaction with teachers
    Presentation and documentation
    Time management and punctuality in submission
    Innovativeness in solutions

    Mandar Rane
    Industrial Design Centre,
    Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
    Powai, India

    Course Details:
    Corporate Identity Program | 312
    Date: Wednesday 27th Aug, 2003
    Time: 2.00 p.m. onwards
    Credits: 10

    (Course details as an element will be included on each page, but the course name and details themselves will vary.)

    The book will be set as an 8 pager InDesign, facing pages document. Find the source file in the project files folder. How will you arrange elements in the given space and dimensions? Content for each assignment will vary and hence provisions have to be made for body text (the assignment itself), images, notes, references and miscellaneous text such as page numbers.

    - In Task 2 we made a grid for a single page.
    - In Task 3 we will understand how grid helps us design for a system, in this case a book.
    - Try constructing your own grid based on earlier tasks and presentations seen so far.

    Don’t forget to brush up principles discussed in the earlier courses mentioned below:
    • Designed coursework in Visual Communication
    • Visual Order
    • Design Critics and Analytics

    • Introduction
    • What is Space
    • Space as a Page
    • Grids in Book Design
      • Task 3: Design a Grid for a Book
      • Presentation
      • Sample Solution and Process
    • References and Download
    • Conclusion
    • Design Tools
    • Downloads
    • Contact Details
    • Credits

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