Design school training courses in Columbia, SC (public, in-house or online)

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Discuss the properties of good software design.

�Compare and contrast object-oriented analysis and design with structured analysis and design.

�Evaluate the quality of multiple software designs based on key design principles and concepts.

�Select and apply appropriate design patterns in the construction of a software application.

�Perform requirements analysis and create a use case model from user requirements.

�Create an OO software design for a software ...

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Learn how to use Adobe’s software to take your Web interface design to the next level. We’ll discuss understanding audiences and how to create a design appropriate for your target(s). You’ll learn how to create attractive navigation elements and add texture and depth to your Web design. You will also learn how to create gorgeous color palettes, and design clean and well-organized Web page layouts. Topics include:
â—?Evaluating Web design
â—?Creating unique navigation bars
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This fundamentals course provides an overview of various aspects of graphic interface design for Web sites. Topics include:
â—?Determining the purpose of and audience for a site
â—?Managing Web design and production
â—?Organizing information and creating a navigational structure
â—?Sketching design ideas on paper
â—?Principles of design, including grid structure, color, and typography
â—?Graphic file formats for the Web
â—?Use of background graphics
â—?Monitoring resoluti...

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This course is designed for people who work with graphic design, desktop publishing, and multimedia and may or may not have design experience. You will have a broader creative base for your graphics and composition. With modern art as our guide, we will focus on the elements of line and composition. Topics include:
â—?The history of type
â—?Typography’s role in visual communication
â—?Structural line
â—?Space and kinetic lines
â—?Mondrian-inspired design
â—?The elements of...

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