Book cover using IB criteria, criterion A

Ib criteria in designing a book cover

1. book COVER

2. KEY CONCEPT: Development , communication Related concept: perspective Global context: Scientific and Technical Innovation Exploration: modernization, industrialization and engineering A designer must understand the principles of application development considering different perspectives Designers combine image, text and color to communicate message to a target audience Factual questions  1. What is the cover book called?  2. What should a cover book include?  Conceptual questions  What is the oldest book you have read? Debatable questions  1. How do you make a cover book?  2. What is the most famous cover book?

3. Visual Appeal : Use bright colors and engaging images that attract the attention of young readers. The cover should be eye-catching and fun. Clear Title and Author Name : Ensure that the title is easy to read and stands out. The font should be bold and appropriate for the target age group. Reflect the Content : The cover should give a hint about the book's theme or story. It should convey the genre and tone, whether it’s adventurous, humorous, or educational. Illustrations : Incorporate illustrations that resonate with the story. Characters or scenes from the book can help draw in potential readers. Simplicity : Avoid cluttering the cover with too much text or too many images. A clean design helps convey the message more effectively. Target Audience : Keep in mind the preferences of middle school readers. The design should appeal to their tastes and interests, setting the right expectations for the book's content. Professional Quality : Even if you’re designing the cover yourself, aim for a polished look. Use high-resolution images and ensure that the layout is balanced and professional.

4. Design stages Define, Research, Ideate, Prototype, Test, and Iterate.