Acrobat

Using Acrobat, I created two functional projects: a mailer form and a catalog. In InDesign, I used tools and spot inks to lay the foundation of the form before adding functionality with Adobe Acrobat. I applied similar techniques in the catalog project, where I formatted text, font (along with colors & design) into a 9 page document, with working links that help navigate the document with Acrobat. Because the communications industry relies on digital communication, interactive documents are important for communicating with clients.

Mailer Form

This form is functional and ready to be filled out by potential salon suite tenants. I used Acrobat to insert checkboxes, radio buttons, textboxes for tenant information, and a submit order link. In fields where contracts between two parties are necessary (entrepreneurship, marketing, branding), my knowledge of such functionality will be helpful. This piece is appropriate for web.

Kiah's Catalog.pdf

Catalog

First, I started off in Microsoft Word, where I added text, proper format in alignment with my theme/color scheme of choice, and a table of contents section. I also added a footer with a page number. I used Acrobat to add finishing touches like "zoom to page level" and title and bookmark page links. This process is often used for creating web-ready e-books and manuals, which is of value in writing and production roles.

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