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In week 8  I started to look up the design of my design board 

The first step was to go on Unsplash to find a background picture that I could use. After searching around, I chose this image


After that, I went on photoshop where I opened a new document and chose the default photoshop size paper 


Then the next step was to import the picture I downloaded from Unsplash, and to do that, I clicked on file > open > from computer and chose the image 


After that, I imported my logo which I also used last term and removed the background from a background remover website on google and place it in the bottom right corner of the page 


Then I added the name of my project and the title of the design board in the top left corner by clicking on the "T" on the tool bar and chose the size 24pt for the name of the project and 18pt for the title of the design board. I used the font " Lorem Ipsum" for both of them 



I followed these steps for all the design boards and the following  step will be to add images and text to complete them, which I will do this week 

Comments

  1. Sam Dargan29 May 2024 at 01:28

    Why did you choose that image as your background?

    Lorem ipsum is just a 'dummy' font. Which font would better suit your design?

    This is low level.

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