Design Industry & Copyright

50 minutes to answer 13 questions and to complete 17 tasks.

How long is the exam? How many questions will there be?

Layers and Properties

What panels should you always have open during the exam?

Design Brief

A document or set of instructions explaining the project goals, audience, requirements, and purpose

Which Photoshop export options are commonly used for web images?

Export As and Save for Web.

Project Scope

The defined goals, deliverables, requirements, expectations and boundaries of a project.

What is a brief in design work?

A document outlining project scope

Scope Creep

The gradual expansion of a project’s goals or requirements beyond the original agreement.

What often causes scope creep?

Clients requesting extra revisions, assets, or features outside the original brief.

Change Order

A signed document approving additional project changes outside the original agreement.

Planning and analysis

What is the first stage of project management?

Identify goals, audience, budget, deliverables, and create a project outline

What happens during the planning and analysis stage?

Scheduling

What is the second stage of project management?

Make due dates, timelines, assign responsibilities, and define project scope

What happens during the scheduling stage?

Building and brainstorming

What is the third stage of project management?

Create sketches and prototypes.

What happens during the building/brainstorming stage?

Review and evaluate

What is the fourth stage of project management?

Publish

What is the final stage of project management?

Export and share files, publish designs

What happens during the implement/publish stage?

Copyright

A legal protection that gives creators ownership over their original work

Get the proper rights or permission

What must you do before using someone else’s work or font?

Public Domain

Materials not protected by copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property laws

Yes

Can public domain works legally be modified into something new?

Fair Use

A rule allowing limited use of copyrighted material without permission in specific situations

Education, commentary, news reporting, criticism, or parody.

In what situations might fair use apply?

Derivative Work

A new work created by adapting or modifying an existing copyrighted work

The original work remains protected by copyright

Why is permission still be needed for derivative works?

Creative Commons

A licensing system allowing creators to share work while keeping some rights.

difference between Creative Commons and all rights reserved

It allows creators to specify how others may use their work

Model Release

A signed form giving permission to use a recognizable person’s likeness.

Location Release

A signed form giving permission to use private property or certain landmarks