Hierarchy Technical

 


    


















    Using InDesign I recreated the model that was shown on the lesson and repeated that 8 times based on the model. With each model I utilized different font size, horizontal spacing, and vertical spacing in order to make the designs closest to how they look on the lesson. From there with some help, I copied the design and changed spacing, paragraph settings, color, and font type in order to achieve a finished product. This project was pretty simple and easy once I understood what to do but stuff like figuring out the paragraph settings was the most difficult part. Additionally this assignment allowed me to learn a lot and utilize many different parts of InDesign in order which could help me enhance my designs later on. This assignment could actually help out later on when doing assignments that have similar elements and utilize hierarchy in order to do it more efficiently. This could also be beneficial towards later assignments as I have an understanding as to what exactly hierarchy is in design and be able to utilize it later. This assignment was enjoyable and I personally wouldn't mind doing similar assignments as it was a bit challenging but also fun and a bit rewarding when it comes to knowledge.

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