Bruno Ribeiro

Current classes

• GRC 338: Web Development and Content Management

  Web development production techniques including creating, repurposing, and managing assets for web publishing. Digital content management for tablet and mobile device publishing.

• GRC 339: Web Design and Production

  Advanced design and production techniques for web development. Current software applications and technologies for user interface design, site structure and information architecture.

• GRC 322: Advanced Typography

  Advanced typographic principles relating to print and electronic media. Page layout and font management with consideration for electronic media. Applied problems focusing on typographic design, typographic application and file preparation, including web typography and eBook creation.

Previous classes

• GRC 429: Mobile User Experience

  Current technologies and production tools used for digital media including mobile user interface design, prototyping, video, animation, and project management. Industry standards, digital rights management, file formats, and publishing options for digital media applications. Legal, ethical, and business issues surrounding digital media.

• GRC 347: Packaging Graphics Technology and Design

  Advanced creative problem-solving strategies associated with the technologies used in designing graphics for packaging and output methods. Advanced techniques in graphic software including file hygiene, color management, and printing methods. Integrated packaging campaigns which include multiple substrates and digital shelf.

• ART 439: Type in Motion

  Sequential organization of typographic information in time and how ideas
  such as intonation, proximity, pacing, rhythm and progression can influence
  and shape meaning.

• ART 437: Graphic Design III

  California Polytechnic State University, Winter 2018
  Advanced graphic design. The creation of basic 3-D structures, and the application of graphics in 3-D environments (such as package design and signage). Emphasis on integrative communication activity of all elements including: color, graphics, 3-D forms, typography, and constructions, and includes market research.

• ART 237: Graphic Design I

  California Polytechnic State University, Fall 2016
  Exploration of the technical and conceptual underpinnings of graphic design. Focus on the design process and how raw ideas are translated into professional work.

• ART 388: Interaction Design II

  Design of original and innovative digital products of interaction design in different media, using user-centered design and usability analysis. Design research methods to engage potential users form the beginning to the end of the design process.

• ART 288: Interaction Design I

  Exploration of design principles in the development of websites that are interactive, dynamic, and visually imaginative. Emphasis on color, typography, organization, and content.

• ART 438: Typography III

  California Polytechnic State University, Winter 2013
  Advanced exploration of communication and structural aspects of typography. Focus on experimentation and expressively using type to enhance meaning.

• ART 238: Typography I

  Fundamentals of theory, practice, technology and history of typography. Exercises include the study of letterforms, type with image, proportion and grids, hierarchy, and legibility.

• ART 462: Senior Portfolio Project

  Preparation of portfolio system for entrance into the professional job market or graduate school.

• ART 489: Advanced Interactive Media Art

  Advanced topics in the digital media field such as interface design, information architecture techniques, digital typography and interactive storytelling.