Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Identify the Adobe Creative Cloud interface and the applications, tools, and assets included in the student’s plan.
• Identify the interfaces of industry-standard Adobe software like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, defining key functions and tools common to these main applications.
• Explore Canva, its interface, key functions and tools.
• Utilize Digital design tools to create visually compelling designs, including posters, social media graphics, logos, and print layouts.
• Implement appropriate file settings, resolution, and export options for various design outputs.
• Recognize common file formats and their appropriate uses in digital and print design.
• Explain fundamental design principles such as hierarchy, color theory, typography, and alignment. Describe the differences between raster and vector graphics and their applications in design projects.
• Evaluate design projects by identifying areas of improvement related to contrast, alignment, proximity, and repetition.
• Justify design decisions by articulating the relationship between tools, techniques, and intended audience impact.