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Module 7 focuses on graphic design, covering essential concepts such as visual identity, composition, and color theory. It emphasizes the importance of channel banners and thumbnails for effective communication on platforms like YouTube. The module concludes with strategies for validating design through audience feedback and data analysis.

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Lecture Notes

Module 7 focuses on graphic design, covering essential concepts such as visual identity, composition, and color theory. It emphasizes the importance of channel banners and thumbnails for effective communication on platforms like YouTube. The module concludes with strategies for validating design through audience feedback and data analysis.

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Module 7

Graphic Design
Introduction

Common Terminologies
Visual Identity

Composition

Channel Persona

Foreground and Background

Contrast

Interface or UI elements

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Warm and Cool colours

Building A Visual Identity


Why do we need a visual identity?

How do we develop a visual identity?

Channel Banner Designing


Why do we need channel banners?

The Components And Structure Of A Channel Banner


The theme of the channel

Add time of posting to your channel banner

Add your unique identity to your channel

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Design Graphics as per YouTube User Interface

Thumbnail Design
Research

How does the YouTube algorithm see your thumbnail?

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Logo and Identity

Titles on The Thumbnail

Miscellaneous Elements

View Stamps

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Experimenting With Thumbnails
Design Validation by Audience

Design Validation by Data

Conclusion

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