Poster Making Process Steps 4-6

What is the purpose of creating an outline/diagram in Step 4 of the poster-making process?

• To brainstorm ideas for the poster design

• To plan the layout and content placement

• To finalize the color scheme

• To select the title for the poster

In Step 5, who should you review your poster requirements with?

• Your classmates

• Your parents

• Your teacher

• Your friends

What is recommended to use for drawing your design lightly in Step 6 FIRST?

• Markers

• pencils

• Crayons

• Ink pens

What is emphasized regarding the use of supplies in the instructions?

• Students should purchase their own supplies.

• Students should use as many supplies as possible.

• Students should be careful not to waste supplies.

• Students should use only markers for coloring.

Why is it important to include your name and class on the poster?

• To show off your handwriting

• To personalize the poster

• To claim ownership

• To provide context for viewers

What should you consider before beginning to design your poster?

• The budget for supplies

• The weather forecast

• The message or concept you want to convey

• The length of time it will take to complete

Which of the following is NOT listed as a characteristic of a good poster presentation?

• Originality/design idea

• Size of the poster

• Content and information to be transmitted

• Font/text positioning

What is recommended regarding the use of images and graphics in a poster?

• Use low-resolution images for a vintage effect.

• Avoid using images or graphics altogether.

• Include high-resolution images that enhance understanding.

• Use only pixelated images for artistic flair.

What should you do to guide the viewer's eye through the poster?

• Use only one font size for all text.

• Make all text the same color.

• Implement visual hierarchy with larger and then smaller fonts and bold colors.

• Avoid headings and subheadings.

What is the purpose of using a cohesive color scheme in a poster?

• To confuse viewers

• To align with the topic and improve readability

• To distract from the content

• To make the poster less visually appealing