Are there any universities/colleges/institutes that have an all-in-one program for video, photography, print and web design? My online searches have come up fruitless as most programs seem to be separated out. Location doesn't matter, nor does degree/diploma/certificate received. At the end of it I want to be able to shoot, light, edit, etc video and photos and understand and apply colour theory, typography, page layout, etc for print and web designs.
posted by n-clue
on Jun 25, 2012 -
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Are there any good books/free online courses/tutorials for learning the basics of graphic design for web sites in particular?
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posted by mccarty.tim
on Jul 31, 2011 -
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WebDesignFilter: Help a print designer with some questions about web hosting and free client friendly CMS options and general web questions.
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posted by foxy
on May 10, 2011 -
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Recommend a crash self-education course in becoming a web designer for a graphic designer with 15 years of print experience. Books, websites, etc. Emphasis on correct/efficient process for development + industry standards (i know I should know CSS backwards and forwards...what else?) and general tips all appreciated!
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posted by Wink Ricketts
on Mar 15, 2010 -
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It's 1925. I own a General Store. The General Store has a website (obviously)... Can you describe what that website might look like? How can a visitor to that site recognize it immediately as owned by a 1925 General Store (visually)?
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posted by prophetsearcher
on Dec 9, 2009 -
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What's the best way to keep a viewers attention for a long manifesto from a design perspective? What elements/techniques within the document could be used?
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posted by brokekid
on Oct 23, 2009 -
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Teach a person without a creative/coding/CSS bone in his body to talk at least semi-intelligently to graphic and web designers.
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posted by webhund
on Mar 18, 2009 -
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I'm an independent graphic artist looking to create a simple but not amatuerish-looking portfolio website to showcase my work. And because of my limited budget, I pretty much have to do it myself. However, I'm having trouble getting started because there's so much information out there, a lot of it conflicting, out-of-date, too specific, or too general. Please help me do this right! Plenty
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posted by MagicalHypotenuse
on Jan 21, 2009 -
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I am trying to design a banner for a public library web site. I find that all the banners I design are too retro-looking. Kind of 1950s, Alvin Lustig or Saul Bass inspired. Cute, but they don't seem to represent a forward-thinking, technology-oriented library. I am looking for examples of banners that might inspire me, and I am hoping you all might have some suggestions. Also, any elements you think I should try to include or try to avoid. This banner will be seen by tens of thousands of people, and will be the "face" of the library online. Links to examples of what you think works and why it works would be much appreciated. I had no idea that I would have such a hard time with this; I just don't seem to get 2007 design! Thanks.
posted by foxinthesnow
on Oct 30, 2007 -
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Does anyone know of any good web design/graphic design schools or programs in Chicago (or the midwest)? I have a background in Computer Science, but I'd like to pursue web design.
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posted by MediaJunkie
on Jan 15, 2007 -
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Where can a current IT student find more info about going into the Graphic Design field? Does anyone have suggestions for a good Graphic Design college or program, preferably in North Carolina?
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posted by aristan
on Dec 29, 2005 -
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