Cashman, Megan
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Computer Applications
- Enduring Understandings
- Create a collage
- Powtoon
- MLA8 Citing using NoodleTools
- Motivational Quote Poster in Canva
- Dr. Seuss
- Animal Fact Sheet in Google Drawings
- Timeline Project in Google Drawings
- Custom List in Word
- Tables in Word
- Block Letters
- Menu Project
- Restaurant Menu Project
- Smore Newsletter
- Excel Spreadsheets
- Web Design
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Exploring Web Design
- My Favorites Collage
- Motivational Quote Poster in Canva
- 1st Website in Wix
- TV Website in Wix
- Google Drawing - What makes me happy
- Google Drawing - Digital Citizenship
- Google Drawing - Web Design Logo
- Color Theory
- Font Theory
- Contrast
- Illustrator - Create a monster or robot
- Illustrator - Text
- Illustrator - Pen
- Design Concept of Contrast - Greeting Card
- Design Concept of Emphasis - Concert Ticket
- Design Concept of Emphasis - Sports Ticket
- Design Concept of Repetition - Menu
- Create your own menu - Repetition
- Design Concept of Balance - Google Slides
- Design Concept of Balance - Practice
- Design Concept of Balance - DVD Covers
- Design Concept of Balance - Magazine Covers
- Font Faces
- Font Sizes
- Web Safe Colors for Font and Background
- Adding Images to Websites
- Favorite Person Webpage
- Smore Newsletter
- Visme Infographic Project
- Weebly -Favorite Books
- FBLA
- Lenape Business Honor Society
- Graduation and Course Requirements
- Why should you take a Business Education course?
- Business Education Suggested Course Sequence
- Lenape High School
- Exploring Web Design
- Contrast
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Design Concept of Contrast
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Contrast is one of the most powerful design concepts of them all because really any design element can be contrasted with another. You can achieve contrast in many ways—for example, through the manipulation of space (near and far, empty and filled), through color choices (dark and light, cool andwarm), by text selection (serif and sans serif, bold and narrow), by positioning of elements (top and bottom, isolated and grouped), and so on.Making use of contrast can help you create a design in which one item is clearly dominant. This helps the viewer “get” the point of your design quickly. Every good design has a strong and clear focal point and having a clear contrast among elements (with one being clearly dominant) helps. If all items in a design are of equal or similar weight with weak contrast and with nothing being clearly dominant,it is difficult for the viewer to know where to begin. Designs with strong contrast attract interest, and help the viewer make sense of the visual. Weak contrast is not only boring, but it can be confusing.
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ASSIGNMENT:Your assignment is to create a Greeting Card poster in Google Drawing. The type of Greeting Card is up to you and should be school appropriate.Some examples are:- Birthday
- Holiday
- Get well
- New home
- Graduation
You must use two different types of contrast. One of these types of contrast should be color. The other two must be text. Be creative!
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Contact Mrs. Cashman at mcashman@lrhsd.org or 609-654-5111 ext. 8454