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CancelHow to Design a Project Proposal in Adobe InDesign
Introduction
What is a project proposal? If you're on the hunt for new business, an effective project proposal is a tried and tested way to impress clients and win competitive projects.
Learn how to quickly customise a project proposal template and tailor the template uniquely to your needs. In this course, graphic designer Grace Fussell shares her tips for choosing the best possible business proposal template and customising the styles, colours, and master pages to transform the proposal template.
You'll also learn how to design your own proposals from scratch in Adobe InDesign, develop professional print layouts, and create a strong visual style for your design proposal. If you're looking to pick up new print design skills and learn more about using InDesign to create effective print layouts, this course is the perfect fit for you.
1.Introduction3 lessons, 07:37
1.1Introduction01:53
1.2What Is a Project Proposal?04:03
1.3What You'll Need to Create Proposal Documents01:41
2.How to Adapt a Proposal Template6 lessons, 26:11
2.1How to Choose a Suitable Proposal Template04:03
2.2Getting to Know Your Template06:23
2.3How to Adapt Your Template (The Easy Way)03:21
2.4How to Redefine Styles in Your Template05:44
2.5How to Format Color in Your Template03:07
2.6How to Edit Master Pages in Your Template03:33
3.How to Create and Design Your Own Proposal Layouts11 lessons, 1:05:55
3.1Setting Up Your Proposal: Part One03:14
3.2Setting Up Your Proposal: Part Two05:41
3.3Styling Your Proposal: How to Find Inspiration08:07
3.4How to Create an Effective Cover for Your Proposal08:01
3.5Styling Your Proposal: How to Create Type Styles06:25
3.6How to Create a Contents Page for Your Proposal07:03
3.7How to 'Map Out' Your Proposal09:42
3.8Styling Your Proposal: Shapes and Stats02:31
3.9Styling Your Proposal: Images07:26
3.10Preparing Your Proposal for Print: Preflight04:00
3.11Preparing Your Proposal for Print: Exporting03:45
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 03:08
4.1Conclusion03:08
