TRESSA M. HADERLIE
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aPsychology at a Glance
This infographic is designed to give a quick overview of what the Department of Psychology and it's major has to offer students.  Icons are chosen to catch the attention and communicate the subject of the line quickly.

A left alignment gives a strong border to the poster.  Contrast is shown in both color and font style. Proximity is used to show distinctly the different parts of the poster.




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A Simple Infographic
This infographic is designed to easily demonstrate the upcoming changes to the Psychology major requirements.


Alignment: A simple left align with a few intentional outliers to break the monotony.
Contrast:  A strong contrast in color is used to a) be easily readable and b) to evoke thoughts of a schoolhouse chalkboard.  The font was chosen specifically to enhance this chalkboard feel.
Repetition:  The same organization is used in the old requirements and the new requirements to make the comparison easier to see.
Proximity:  Requirement numbers are grouped in a logical format to show relationship.

Overall: I chose these colors to stand out against many colored signs and fliers that students see.  I believe the chalkboard feel will attract attention as well as the larger font for the sub-heading "requirements are changing".  Although this infographic does not use icons or symbols, the large numbers are meant to be a graphic in and of themselves.

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  • Home
  • 2025 Boundaries
  • Education
  • Advising
  • Volunteer Work
  • Interests
  • Portfolio 1
    • Exhibit 1.1: Glacier
    • Exhibit 1.2: Bear Lake
    • Exhibit 1.3: USU Stars Digital Display
    • Exhibit 1.4: LeOra
    • Exhibit 1.5: Color
    • Exhibit 1.6: Business Card
    • Exhibit 1.7: Retouching
    • Exhibit 1.8: Selections & Shapes
    • Exhibit 1.9: Digital Display
    • Exhibit 1:10: Styles
    • Exhibit 1:11: Simple Drawing
  • Portfolio 2
    • Exhibit 2.1: Morphing Animals
    • Exhibit 2.2: Contrast
    • Exhibit 2.3: Double Vision
    • Exhibit 2.4: Magazine spread
    • Exhibit 2.5: Magazine Cover
    • Exhibit 2.6: Infographic
    • Exhibit 2.7: Fantasy
    • Exhibit 2.8: Panoramas
    • Exhibit 2.9: Manipulation / Raw
    • Exhibit 2.10: 3D Rendering
    • Exhibit 2.11: Cinemagraphs
    • Exhibit 2.12: Calligrams
  • Contact
  • The Graduation Game
  • Music
  • Bunco
  • Tressa's Blog
  • PLAY
    • Advisors Play
    • Students Play
  • Photo Services
  • ITLS 4230:6230 Student Showcase Galleries
    • Monster Gallery
    • Retouched Photos Gallery
    • Choice of Photoshop Gallery
    • Logo Gallery
    • Landscape Gallery
    • Choice of Illustrator Gallery
    • Final Project Gallery
  • Graduate Resources