Concept Checklist Week 1 &2

What is the publication's subject matter?
Book/Typography

Into how many parts will the information be broken?
7

What are the parts?
Half title, Full title, Contents, Introduction, Chapter opener, Category, Typeface Index


What are the colors associated with the subject matter (literal and emotional)
Black, White and Blue
Formal

Who is going to read the subject matter?
People who want to know about typography.

What other publications already exist about the subject?


List two words about each that describe their visual qualities?


List five words that describe the subject existing publications on the subject?
Cold, Formal,  Young, Unique, Quiet

How does format reflect the subject and reveal the sections and sequence of information? As well as enhance your concept?


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