Clients and Copyright

Which is NEVER a factor in the Define (initial planning) stage when working with a client? (PICK 2)

• Target Audience

• Goals

• Your Personal Style

• Publishing

It helps when you're planning and structuring your project to create outlines or wireframes to organize and clearly lay out all of the content for your project.

• True

• False

Why do you think it's the normal procedure for graphic designers to provide their clients with at least two designs while in the early designing stage instead of just one?

• To offer more choices to the client

• To reduce the workload

• To save time

• To avoid client feedback

You don’t need to talk to the client at all except during the early Design stage and at the end when they pay you for your finished work.

• True

• False

These final graphics are sent to clients at the end of the project, in multiple file formats and sizes for the client's convenience.

• Storyboards

• Printables

• Layouts

• Revisions

Which two pieces of information are important when it comes to Client Communication?

• Effective listening techniques

• How to handle difficult clients

• The importance of clear communication

• Steps to close a deal

You have to go through the government and take official steps of publication if you want your intellectual property to be protected by copyright.

• True

• False

All images supplied by Creative Commons are free to use without giving credit or worrying about copyright claims at all.

• True

• False

The Public Domain is:

• A collection of works not protected by intellectual property laws.

• A private collection of copyrighted works.

• A government-owned library of books.

• A type of software license.

When does a creator's work enter into the Public Domain typically? (it does vary from country to country!)

• 70 years after the creative work was completed

• 70 years after the creator's death

• 50 years after the creative work was completed

• 50 years after the creator's death