Question

1. which of the following is an example of communicating with a client during the pre-production phase?

a. exporting final proofs
b. creating mockups
c. asking questions to determine the target audience
d. applying image adjustments

1. a project scope document typically includes:

a. a list of fonts used in the design
b. the client’s goals, deliverables, and timeline
c. the designer’s personal references
d. the camera settings used in photos

1. which of the following would be considered deliverables in a design project?

a. a project timeline
b. the approved final design files
c. a client questionnaire
d. a project budget

1. which principle ensures that a design is readable and balanced?

a. contrast
b. noise
c. distortion
d. flattening

1. which format is most appropriate for sharing a non - editable preview with a client?

a. psd
b. ai
c. pdf
d. eps

Explanation:

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The pre - production phase involves activities to plan and understand the project, like determining the target audience. Exporting final proofs (A) is post - production. Creating mockups (B) and applying image adjustments (D) are production - related. Asking questions to determine the target audience (C) is pre - production communication.

A project scope document outlines what the project will achieve. It includes the client’s goals, deliverables, and timeline (B). A list of fonts (A), designer’s personal references (C), and camera settings (D) are not part of a typical project scope.

Deliverables are the end products of a project. The approved final design files (B) are a deliverable. A project timeline (A), client questionnaire (C), and project budget (D) are planning or administrative documents, not deliverables.

Answer:

C. Asking questions to determine the target audience

Question 50