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In the production of a multimedia application, the content specialist gives graphics photos logos and colours
The choice of background design, complexity, and richness depends on a number of factors, such as: Theme of the application Colour-display capacity of the projector or monitor to be used in the playback of the application Storage capacity of the medium to be used for distribution purposes Amount of text to be placed over the background
that illustrate the content of the application to the production team, who then make decisions about composition balance and integration of the interface design with graphic content
Creating 2-D Graphics Creating 2-D images requires two main types of applications: paint applications and draw applications. Once images are developed, they can be edited or manipulated with applications such as Adobe Photoshop that have editing and paint tools
Graphics Acquisition: Scanning Basics The decisions you need to make are these Determine whether the image will be printed or displayed in a monitor or projector Select the area to scan Decide the scanning resolution of the resulting digitized file Decide the amount of light and contrast desired for the resulting image Determine the colour casts you want to eliminate during the scan
Backgrounds - one of the most important graphic elements of a multimedia application. -establishes the tone and the theme of your application.
Using Charts -In business and training-related multimedia applications, charts (or graphs) are the best way to present facts and figures. You can develop charts with electronic spreadsheets statistical programs or integrated applications;
Keep the screen simple, clear, userfriendly, and elegant. Use colour, arrows, shading, and sound sparingly to direct the learners attention to important parts of the message.
chart type that best represents your information: pie charts line charts bar charts area charts flow charts organizational charts