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Follow the example shown in this file, ensuing your template meets the following criteria: | Follow the example shown in this file, ensuing your template meets the following criteria: | ||
Every piece of text is a pure style, meaning there is no plus sign shown when it is used. | *Every piece of text is a pure style, meaning there is no plus sign shown when it is used. | ||
Character styles are used for all unique styling. | *Character styles are used for all unique styling. | ||
The name of the style is shown on the first usage in the template | *The name of the style is shown on the first usage in the template | ||
Common rules for creating a file are placed in a yellow box on the artboard | *Common rules for creating a file are placed in a yellow box on the artboard | ||
All images are linked to an image in the Photos Logos directory, preferably in Template Images | *All images are linked to an image in the Photos Logos directory, preferably in Template Images | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 15 April 2015
Whenever any job is duplicated and shares common elements, such as photos, logos, or layouts, it should be turned in to a template.
Templates live within the /TEMPLATES folder such as the one below:
/CREATIVE/QUEST DIAGNOSTICS/TEMPLATES/PRINT/2015 Brand Templates/Competitive Landscape/XXXXX-v1-CL-[NAME].indd
Follow the example shown in this file, ensuing your template meets the following criteria:
- Every piece of text is a pure style, meaning there is no plus sign shown when it is used.
- Character styles are used for all unique styling.
- The name of the style is shown on the first usage in the template
- Common rules for creating a file are placed in a yellow box on the artboard
- All images are linked to an image in the Photos Logos directory, preferably in Template Images