InDesign Computer Graphics Course
Acquire expertise in professional InDesign graphics design—configure print-ready documents, establish robust grids, command typography, oversee images and colours, and produce impeccable PDFs for brochures and layouts that captivate clients and satisfy print facilities. This course equips you with practical skills for efficient, high-quality design workflows, ensuring your work meets industry standards from setup to final output.

4 to 360 hours flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
Gain mastery in InDesign for creating professional print-ready graphics through this concise, hands-on course. Discover accurate document configuration, grids, and visual hierarchy, then construct polished layouts featuring robust typography, styles, and text management. Handle images, vectors, colours, and swatches effectively, concluding with assured preflight checks, packaging, and PDF exports for seamless, faultless print production and dependable client deliveries.
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Develop skills
- Expert InDesign layouts: construct grid-based brochures exhibiting distinct visual hierarchy.
- Print-ready processes: execute preflight, colour management, bleeds, and PDF/X exports swiftly.
- Typography mastery: command styles, text threading, and GREP styles for rapid formatting.
- Image and asset management: oversee links, vectors, and 300 ppi images for print quality.
- Colour handling: develop CMYK profiles, spot colours, and production-ready swatches.
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