Comprehensive Educational Curriculum Design

Creative Repute offers professional curriculum design services.

Our award-winning graphic design team can help you develop a branded curriculum that is subject-centered, learner-centered, or problem-centered. If you need professional curriculum design services, please reach out to us. 

Curriculum Design That Engages

Curriculum design focuses on the creation of an overall course blueprint, developing a course outline, mapping content to learning objectives, and building the course. Each learning objective is met with assessment strategies, exercises, content, subject matter analysis, and interactive activities. There are three types of curriculum design:

– Subject-centered: focuses on a specific discipline
– Learner-centered: focuses on the students’ interests and goals
– Problem-centered: focuses on specific issues and their solutions

Creative Repute develops fascinating curriculums that speaks to your target audience and accommodates your students’ individual learning needs. We also have a niche for creating custom scenarios and exercises to enhance your curriculum’s impact. Your curriculum is designed to reflect your business and generate brand awareness with copyediting, branding, and research. 

We never replicate any material–your curriculum is 100% unique and exclusively yours. We also work with existing content that you might and format it into a curriculum design. 

Creative Repute is available to help you design a highly engaging and effective curriculum. Contact us to get started.

Multipage Document Design Process – Estimated Timeline

Phase 1: Onboarding (1 week)

– Intros.

– Brand Audit.

– Review content shared & prep for Discovery Process to dig deeper.

– Share process.

– Share estimate / proposal.

– Sign work agreement.

– Process payment.

Phase 2: Clarify Scope of Work & Collect Additional Information (1-2 weeks)

– Review information collected from the initial Brand Audit interview.

– Assign team members to Project. Set clearer project milestones.

– Collect contact info from the decision makers who will be offering feedback during the design process.

– Set up weekly Progress Reports

– Collect archival information from the client such as images. Collect Style Guide & Final Copy.

– Dive into a Discovery Process to fill in any blanks and circle back to the client with questions if necessary.

– Confirm the size of the document, deliverables, and how the printer would like it formatted with bleeds & color or if it’s for the web, what the ideal size should be.

– Organize data collected & create user personas to understand stakeholders and target audience.

Phase 3: Translation (1-3 weeks)

– Read document for copy editing & to highlight what can be clarified or become call out text.

– Create wireframe version of the document using text & filler rectangles for photos or graphics.

– Organize photos & pair them with sections of the document.

– Run style guide through tests for accessibility such as contrast, ADA, closing web friendly legible fonts, color blindness, & impact/purpose. Form a complimentary style guide that will be used for the document design.

Phase 4: Design (2-4 weeks if feedback is given within 24 hours each time an update is shared)

– Design full page mock-ups according to guidelines and lay styling on top of the print version’s wireframe.
– Sketch illustrations, icons, and infographics.
– Convert sketches into fully formed stylized illustrations, icons, and infographics for the document.
– Hyperlink sections of the document if applicable for the web version.

Phase 5: Quality Control (48 hours)

– Run a series of visual checks through the newly designed document to assure it’s of quality.
– Read through the document to assure it flows well and that visual communication is clear.
– Share with the client to approve final delivery.

Phase 6: Marketing Plan (3 days)

– Share all dissected visual assets with the client to convert into individual social media or newsletter posts if applicable.

– Share print ready copy of the document.

– Share web copy of the document with hyperlinks to upload to the website if applicable.

– Test and review everything again.

Phase 7: Launch & Maintenance (48 hours)

– Make the document live on the website.
– Offer to implement tracking to measure clicks & downloads.
– Remain available for maintenance and unforeseen updates that may be needed after the launch.
– Confirm that the print ready copy of the document was received and that the printers are all set.
– If there are funds left on the retainer, remain on standby to convert sections into social media posts.