This is it, this is the big project for the In.
This is something you can also use in your own portfolio.
This is the brief; your client is going to be Bring Your Own Laptop,
which is my company.
We need a four-page prospectus for our new classroom.
It's a Microsoft Word class.
It's a sit down course that people come to and we're just launching it,
we are. Here are the specs.
You probably wouldn't get these in a proper brief,
but I want to make sure you cover all of the things we've learned in this course.
I've given you the resources.
The resources are in your exercise files under class projects.
Here they here. Class projects.
Now I've given you the brief which we're just looking at now,
the copy. Okay. I'll open that up.
This is all it takes is going to be used in
this four-page document, the name of the course,
the timing, how much it is,
and a bit of information on it.
There are a bunch of images to use.
You can use all of them or just one of them, but at least one.
Here's a bunch of logos.
I imagine you'll use probably most of them,
but at least you have to use the Bring Your Own Laptop logo.
I want to see that somewhere in the document, obviously,
because it's our company and we want to promote ourselves.
I want to see one use of a watermark or it's just washed out with the opacity.
Or if you choose, you can use that land mode technique we learned earlier.
Here it is here, remember that red box in the background,
something to do with layer modes, fix and transparency.
You'll find it. I want to see at least one cropped image,
or you can do that paste Inside.
We paste inside of a circle or a star.
It needs to have columns.
I want that set up from the beginning.
Two or three or four or five actually,
I don't mind, as long as you're actually adhering to the columns.
I want to see at least one anchored object,
that's where the image moves up and down in the text and it flows along.
I want to see one table as part of this document.
Now, I haven't given you any content for that table just yet.
So I'll go ahead and add it to that Word document now,
to make sure you got something to work with.
I want to make sure you're using Master Pages.
It's a great place for the automatic page numbering.
I want to see a use of text wrap,
that's where a box or a shape or an image pushes around the type.
I want to see at least one paragraph style.
Imagine you'll probably have two or three, but at least one.
I want you to use a Typekit font,
download it and use it.
The last thing is, I want you to use some shape.
One of the fancy ones like the triangle, the star,
the star burst or the polygon,
just something in there so I know that you are using shapes.
What needs to be delivered at the end?
I want to a PDF with the crop marks.
When you are designing this full page document,
you need to have bleed.
I want to see a JPEG flip version.
It's going to be without crop marks,
it's going to be a nice one that's going to be emailed to a client.
I also want to see a mocked up version under MediaModifier.com.
You don't have to pay for it,
just the watermarked version.
You can download that or just take a screenshot and send it.
Now we are going to seem that too.
If you're doing this on BringYourLaptop.com,
you can use the comments down the bottom and either dump it in as
images or link to Dropbox or something like that, so I can check it.
I promise I'll check it,
I love to see what you've done and happy to give you any criticism if you ask for it,
it'll be constructive I promise.
If you're doing it on Udemy or Skillshare,
there are comment sections in Udemy and Skillshare has
even a better option where they have projects that you can launch.
Skill success or total training,
use the comment section.
If you've found this somewhere and you've got no way of getting it to me.
Reach out on social media,
Twitter on @danlovesadobe on Twitter or on Facebook.
We are facebook.com/bring yourownlaptop.
You'll find us on LinkedIn and Pinterest and all the other things as well.
Hopefully, you can use this in your portfolio if you need to.
All right my friends,
that is going to be the end of this video.