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| Graphic Design & Desktop Publishing | Graphic designers may do the following: • discuss with the clients or colleagues their requirements and sketch 'roughs' of the design • create quotes for work to be undertaken • create layouts of the design using a graphic design application • present design to clients for their approval • create final designs ready for print • get quotes from printers • flight-check files for readiness and export to Acrobat • transmit design files in PDF format to printers • check proofs for correctness: colour, layout, bleed, etc. • sign off poofs for final production (web, print or other media)
Desktop publishers may do the following: • discuss with the clients or colleagues their layout requirements • prepare quotes for work to be undertaken • establish the document and pages according to the requirements • prepare and insert word processed text and other images provided • format the text and images according to the design requirements • proof text format and layout (and sometimes content if the role includes proofreading) • transmit design files in PDF format to department or send straight to print • check proofs for correctness: format, layout, correctness, etc. • sign off poofs as checked
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