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In this course, critique is defined as a detailed, objective analysis of a work of graphic design and its effectiveness. Critique is an integral part of
the making process for designers: it’s not just how we determine if a work of design is or is not successful, it’s how we move our work forward.
Critique is also where other voices and opinions can be brought into the design process. This course will introduce a lexicon (or vocabulary) in
order for you to demonstrate clearer and more considered ways of talking about graphic design in the context of critique. Through this lexicon
and a provided Critique Framework, we will model and then practice objectively describing how well a work of design function...
the making process for designers: it’s not just how we determine if a work of design is or is not successful, it’s how we move our work forward.
Critique is also where other voices and opinions can be brought into the design process. This course will introduce a lexicon (or vocabulary) in
order for you to demonstrate clearer and more considered ways of talking about graphic design in the context of critique. Through this lexicon
and a provided Critique Framework, we will model and then practice objectively describing how well a work of design function...
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DO
May 19, 2022
It was well structured and every video, quiz and peer review helped the concepts and teachings really sink in. With that being said, I'm definitely going to take the course again and again and again
DT
Jul 10, 2020
With this course, I've learned to critique 'design work' in a meaningful framework. The course was informative and clear. The examples and explanations are helpful. Thank you for this course.
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