Checkliste – Visualisierung und Grafik


Symbolik
Konnten Symbole für die Hervorhebung von Wichtigkeiten eingesetzt werden?
Zusammenfassende Veranschaulichung
Wurden die wichtigsten Informationen nochmals zusammengefasst?
Dokumentenkopf Corporate-Identity
Wurden die Vorgaben der Martin-Luther-Universität hinreichend erfüllt?

 

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  • Photo to Line Drawing

    A very practical checklist — clear, structured, and useful for anyone working on visual communication. I especially like the focus on symbol use, information hierarchy, and corporate identity, because these are often the details that make a design feel complete. For teams who need to turn photos into cleaner, more readable graphics, Photo to Line Drawing can be a handy tool to simplify visuals while keeping the core message strong.

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    This is a really useful checklist. I appreciate the focus on the symbolism aspect – it’s so easy to overlook how visuals can truly emphasize key points. I’ll definitely be downloading this to use for our own projects.

    flux 3

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    This checklist for the „start-klar“ project is really helpful. I particularly appreciate the section on „Symbolik“ – thinking about how to use symbols to highlight key information is a smart way to improve clarity. It’s great that the full checklist is available for download.

    flux 3

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