English 421Y: Technical Writing Online

Thumbnails blue for headers/steps and black for the text within the headers/steps. The headers/steps are "Univers" font and the body/figure text uses "Consolas". Dimensions of the novice instructions are 11 in H x 5.25 in W for the beginner to best align with the graphics and be able to free up monitor space so you can reference the instructions while performing the action on the same monitor. The expert instructions are 11 in H x 6.25 in W for less need of graphics and because it is not meant to be referenced back and forth from the process as much.

Graphics are in the pdfs, the upload limit prohibits me from posting additional pictures (which I have a lot of). I spent more time cooking and taking pictures than doing the thumbs...Also I plan to "cartoonize" the pictures and adjust colors (like making the lemons more yellow, ect)

Font is Franklin Gothic Medium
Headers will be green, rest of text will be black.
Equipment and ingredients will be in list form with appropriate pictures.
Instructions will be in steps with pictures.
Layout will be landscape with a binding across the top.

Each page will be 8.5"x5.5". This way a small booklet can be created.

*Note: The actual design file is 8.5"x5.5" however when I converted it to a PDF it put it on an 8.5"x11" sheet of paper. This is why it looks too small.

Hello all!

For some reason my pdf printer decided to make the backgrouns look all textured on my numbers in my graphics, please disregard this as it does not look like that in word and doesn't look like that when actually printed, it is actually a solid color!

Thanks

JFlitt

Notes:
Since I do not have a loose EMG 81 guitar pick up set, I will create an illustration of each step. The novice instructions are straight forward to the point. At some steps of the installation, there is a yellow star at the bottom of the instruction frame that will indicate an expert step, which will guide to more difficult process. In my sample expert I showed a rough example of that will look like.

I just gather all my reference photos into one jpeg image.

-Gary