Graphic Visualization

Identifies key concepts and features of graphic visualization.

Lists main fields that use graphic visualization, such as publishing and broadcasting.

Cites organizational examples of graphic visualization, including methods and tools.

Collects information on associations, courses and publications related to graphic visualization.

Obtains clients' design needs for artwork production projects.

Creates visual images to effectively communicate messages to a target audience.

Adheres to organizational artwork design standards, including physical, cultural and social factors.

Operates basic tools and computer technologies in the image-generation process.

Resolves difficulties in clearly expressing ideas through visual images.

Recommends appropriate artwork design concepts based on client needs and organizational experience.

Oversees all image-generation activities within a department.

Monitors compliance with the artwork design standards set by the organization.

Analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of introducing new technologies into graphic visualization.

Advises in relation to the use of metaphors/symbolism to express complicated ideas.

Evaluates best practices of graphic visualization to learn important concepts and techniques.

Develops a handbook of tools and techniques for graphic visualization within a specific industry, such as publishing.

Leads in effectively communicating messages to a target audience through visual images.

Contributes to an industry-wide communication forum for graphic visualization and design.

Champions the use of new technologies in the visual image-generation process.

Predicts industry and market directions and trends in graphic visualization.

Elaborates on prior experience with all major functions, issues and considerations of graphic visualization.