There are several
differences in terms of design between screen document and print document. Based
on the example attached, the first three graphic is represent screen document
while the rest are to represent the print document. To discuss the point that need
to be consider in both document, the reading material wrote by Ambrose, G.
& Haris, P. (2005) the basic structure of a layout in a book are used as a
guide.
First, Margin- In
presentation slide, there is no precise margins to arrange the text. Unlike for
the printed document; textbook, requires margins in order to arrange the words
so that the readers are able to identify the sequence of the text. Thus, margin in
textbook act as a guide for readers to scheme the reading. Next, the font
style, size and color- In presentation slide, users are free to use
any font, style, and size as long as the words are able to be read, clear and
understandable by the audience. While, in textbook used formal font, which is
constant in the use of font size, style and color. This is because; student
used textbook as a reference, while presentation is used to get the idea of the
presentation. Besides that, a Presentation slide does not necessarily apply the
concept of empty space. In textbook, empty space is necessary in order to make
the text easy to read by segmenting the words into paragraph. Hence, it is
important to apply proper concept so that the users of both documents are able to
receive the information clearly.
Reference:
Ambrose, G. & Haris, P.
(2005) . Basic Design 02: Layout. 2nd ed. USA: AVA Publishing SA