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Automated Editorial Design with Adobe InDesign

Text styles to detail - Part 1

A course by Javier Alcaraz , Editorial and Typeface Designer

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About the video: Text styles to detail - Part 1

Overview

“We will see with particularity the palettes of character styles and paragraph styles to describe their main functions and how to configure them.”

In this video lesson Javier Alcaraz addresses the topic: Text styles to detail - Part 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Automated Editorial Design with Adobe InDesign. Learn advanced techniques for creating professional literary layouts.

Partial transcription of the video

“We already learned to create styles in different ways, also to administer and manage them and pass them between documents. Now I want us to get into detail to see the features that some styles have that surely caught your attention In the text we were working on. You will find not only formal aspects, but also behaviors that are fundamental For the composition. Let's do it then. We already talked about what are the styles for InDesign, but we know that although it is not registered an attribute style of an object, the same is possible to format it, Give you particular graphic features. This...”

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Course summary for: Automated Editorial Design with Adobe InDesign

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (571)
19319 students
7 units
26 lessons (5h 40m)
21 downloads

Category
Design
Software
Adobe InDesign
Areas
Design, Digital Design, Editorial Design, Information Design

Javier Alcaraz

A course by Javier Alcaraz

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Editorial and Typeface Designer

Javier Alcaraz is a graphic designer specializing in Typographic Design and Art Direction for Editorial Design. He began his design career for Argentina newspapers and worked on developing publications and institutional communication in Ecuador. In 2004, he left Argentina for Mexico, where he worked for important publishing houses like Grupo Media and Expansión.

In 2011, he founded elcerezo, a studio that works on editorial design, branding, and typeface design for clients in Latin America and Europe, including Google, the Mexican Ministry of Culture, TetraPack, and Forbes. He currently resides in Spain.