HDI

₹5,000 ₹6,000

Course Includes

Duration6 Months
Enrolled1
Lectures120
Videos0
Notes0
CertificateYes

What you'll learn

Combination of Basic Computer Course with Graphics Designing Package

Full Form: Graphic Design

Course Options: Certificate in Graphic Design, Diploma in Graphic Design, B.Des (Bachelor of Design), or BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts).

Age Eligibility: Typically starts at 15–16+ years (suitable for 10th/12th pass students or anyone with a passion for digital art).

Duration: 6 Months to 1 Year .

Average Salary: ₹3 Lakhs to ₹9 Lakhs per annum in India, depending on experience and location.

Graphic design Job Profile

Visual Concept Development: Translate strategic project briefs into rough drafts, wireframes, and mock-ups for stakeholder review.

Asset Creation: Design, logos, typography, and layouts for diverse mediums, including web, email campaigns, social media, and product packaging.

Brand Maintenance: Ensure all visual communications are consistent, cohesive, and compliant with the company's brand guidelines.

Collaboration & Revision: Work closely with copywriters, marketers, and creative directors, incorporating feedback to refine and finalize designs.

Production Preparation: Format and prepare error-free, ready-to-publish files for digital use or liaise with external printers for physical materials

Course Syllabus

Phase 1: Basic Computer Fundamentals

Computer Basics: Understanding hardware (CPU, I/O devices), software types, and basic troubleshooting.
Operating Systems: Managing files/folders, using the taskbar, and personalising system settings in Windows/Linux.
Internet & Email: Safe browsing, using search engines, and professional email etiquette.
MS Office Basics: Introduction to MS Word (documentation) and MS PowerPoint (presentations).

Phase 2: Intermediate to Graphics Designing

Design Foundations & Theory: Elements and Principles of Design: Balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity.
Color Theory: Understanding the color wheel, harmonies (analogous, complementary), and psychology.
Visual Hierarchy: Guiding the viewer’s eye through composition and layout.

Typography:

Anatomy of Type: Understanding serifs, sans-serifs, kerning, leading, and tracking.
Type Pairing: Selecting and combining fonts for readability and emotional impact.

Digital Software & Tools:

Adobe Coreldraw: Creating vector graphics, icons, and logos.
Adobe Photoshop: Photo manipulation, image editing, and compositing.
UI/UX & Alternatives: Introduction to interface design using web-based tools like Canva.

Branding & Layout:

Corporate Identity: Logo design, brand guidelines, and color palettes.
Print Production: Business cards, brochures, posters, and understanding CMYK versus RGB