Special Project in Graphic Design Practice Practice Exam Part 2 Flashcards

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Vocabulary terms and key concepts covering design tools, campaign strategies, and marketing evaluation as presented in the practice exam transcript.

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Mood board

A design tool used for communicating the visual direction of a project, clarifying intended mood and style, and reducing unnecessary revisions.

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Mind map

A non-linear tool that helps designers discover relationships between ideas and is most effective when it can be revised and expanded.

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SMART campaign goals

An acronym for goals that are Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound.

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Brand awareness campaigns

Marketing efforts specifically designed to increase recognition of a brand.

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Buyer persona

A tool that helps marketers reach the correct audience.

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Campaign Launch Priority

The strategy of prioritizing channels where the audience is most active.

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Campaign visuals

Imagery and design elements that should remain consistent with the brand.

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Starbucks holiday cups

A specific example of a recognizable visual campaign.

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Call to action (CTA)

A component of design meant to encourage the audience to take the desired action.

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Campaign performance evaluation

The process of assessing a campaign's success, which should occur both during and after the campaign.

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Marketing automation tools

Software primarily used to manage and streamline campaigns.

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Successful marketing campaign requirements

A campaign that begins with clear goals and audience research and communicates a consistent message across channels.

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Design decisions

Choices that should always support the specific goals and audience of the campaign.