desktop publisher (EN)
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Desktop publishers are responsible for the layout of publications. They use computer software to arrange texts, photographs and other materials in a pleasing and readable finished product.
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Source aliases (EN)
- DTP operator
- web publications designer
- desktop designer
- layout editor
- electronic pre-press technician
- desktop publishing graphic designer
- desktop-publishing editor
- financial desktop publisher
- publications specialist
- advanced desktop publilsher
- electronic-publishing specialist
- electronic publisher
- senior desktop publisher
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 20
- typography
- follow work schedule
- follow a brief
- translate requirements into visual design
- printing techniques
- align content with form
- apply desktop publishing techniques
- adapt to artists' creative demands
- develop digital content
- adapt to type of media
- finish project within budget
- graphic design
- prepress processes
- ICT software specifications
- search databases
- multimedia systems
- digital media
- computer graphics
- desktop publishing
- copyright legislation
Optional (EN) · 24
- edit negatives
- reprography
- interactive media
- use spreadsheets software
- use presentation software
- digitise documents
- assist customers
- proofread text
- work closely with news teams
- identify customer's needs
- adobe creative suite
- problem-solving with digital tools · Type not available
- use word processing software
- develop creative ideas
- perform image editing
- consult with editor
- apply grammar and spelling rules
- spelling
- perform backups
- grammar
- post-processing of photographs
- edit photographs
- digital content creation · Type not available
- scan photos
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