CPCCSG3001 — Design and lay out digital signs for production

1 Plan production job.

• 1.1Client requirements and visual design elements are discussed, confirmed with client, and applied to planning.
• 1.2Use of existing client artwork is identified, and scope and limitations of potential file formats are discussed.
• 1.3Style parameters to be applied to sign are discussed and confirmed with client.
• 1.4Design timeframe requirements are established, confirmed with client, and applied to planning.

2 Prepare to design sign.

• 2.1Industry-recognised software appropriate to sign design is selected and set up according to job requirements.
• 2.2New file is created and document parameters are set up appropriate to final sign specifications.
• 2.3Existing digital artwork is imported where required, checked for compatibility with software and output devices, and prepared as appropriate to the task.
• 2.4Image databases are researched and images that meet design brief and stock images are selected and imported in appropriate file formats.
• 2.5Design templates are selected and imported in appropriate file formats.

3 Design sign.

• 3.1Digital elements of the sign are created according to client requirements.
• 3.2Elements are arranged in layers to allow for effective selection and re-arrangement.
• 3.3Text blocks are created as required, and text is entered, formatted and flowed into document using software functionality and in line with client requirements.
• 3.4Graphic elements of sign are selected, positioned and edited using relevant software functionality in line with client requirements.

4 Produce vector objects and shapes.

• 4.1Vector objects and shapes are produced with required attributes using relevant software functionality, and manipulated until graphic framework is finalised.
• 4.2Lines and curves are adjusted and edited to fit design specifications.
• 4.3Objects are painted and transposed and strokes and effects are scaled according to the design brief.
• 4.4Colour and appearance attributes are selected and copied according to client brief.
• 4.5Gradients, fills and patterns are used to paint and blend according to client requirements.

5 Edit raster images.

• 5.1Images are retouched and colour and tone corrections are adjusted to meet client requirements.
• 5.2Contouring technique is applied to produce the best result, depending on the image.
• 5.3Edited image is saved in appropriate format to allow for importing into other applications and to conform to job specifications.

6 Obtain client approval for design.

• 6.1Draft sign layout is produced and working file saved in appropriate file format.
• 6.2Compressed file is sent to client in appropriate file format for approval.
• 6.3Client feedback is obtained for sign design and sign is reviewed and modified where required according to client feedback.
• 6.4Client sign-off is obtained on final version sign design and sign.

7 Finalise sign design and layout.

• 7.1Approved design layout is produced in appropriate file format and checked to be free of errors.
• 7.2File resolution is adjusted to suit relevant print outputs.
• 7.3Print ready design layout is produced, saved in appropriate file formats, and stored according to workplace procedures and client requirements.

What does an assessment tool for CPCCSG3001 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCSG3001 needs to address all 57 unit components: 7 elements with 28 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 16 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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