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design elements a graphic style manual phần 10

vấn đề kích thước (PS), kích thước bộ nhớ có sẵn (MS) , và yếu tố bản đồ (MF), thể hiện chất lượng của ánh xạ giữa các loại thuật toán và tài nguyên như trong bảng trên, thời gian xử lý một bước của PT đường ống có thể được tính như sau: Trong quá trình khai thác, nhiệm vụ quy định trong RSL sẽ được thể hiện như các nút trong một đồ thị đặc. | When and Why to Challenge Anything in This Booh Rules ill graphic design exist as guidelines to help establish a way to evaluate what s good and what s not but more importantly they serve to help designers avoid problems that interfere with communication. It is often said however that rules arc made to be broken and this is never truer than in design. No two projects are alike every project comes with different requirements different messages and ideas that must be expressed and different sometimes very specific-audiences. No design approach is ever out of bounds or illegal - thou shah not on pain of death. In breaking rules it is important for designers to understand what a rule means and most importantly what will happen when the rule is broken. Some rules are less flexible than others for example a really dark gray word printed on an even darker background will likely be illegible or close to it. This is not to say that making some type difficult to read can t be an appropriate part of the design it s just a matter of context Is making type difficult to read appropriate to that project and why Which type elements will be difficult to read when breaking a rule there is likely to be a trade off-something will be gained and something lost. The designer must decide whether the sacrifice is acceptable and ultimately be prepared to accept the consequence of the decision. Once a designer feels confident that he or she understands how the rules work and what the effects of breaking them will be a designer must decide why when and how. Some of the greatest innovations in graphic design will happen when the designer knowingly -and intelligently -throws the rule book away. Don t expect theory to determine how things look. Michael Rock Principal of 2x4 New York graphic designer and educator Sometimes a designer needs to gel out of the way to let rhe content speak with as little interference as possible. This is true in the case of pure information designin forms for example