Liability Concerns in Aerospace Transportation

Aerospace transportation involves seamless operations within airspace and outer space, raising potential liability issues. With the emerging commercial aerospace transport industry, including suborbital flights and space tourism, the legal landscape faces complexities in determining accountability for passenger injuries, cargo damages, and more. Various aerospace vehicles are in development, alongside the construction of commercial spaceports.

• Aerospace transportation
• Liability concerns
• Commercial aerospace
• Space tourism
• Legal complexities

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1. GRAPHIC DESIGN TIPS & TRICKS

2. DESIGN MATTERS Good Graphic Design Makes Your Course Better Good Graphic Design Makes Your Course Better Graphic design is the art or skill of combining text and pictures in presentations, magazines, books, posters, and billboards. It is the visual communication through text, images and symbols for a particular function. That s why it is different than ART. Graphic design marries art and function.

4. C.A.R.P! CONTRAST CONTRAST ALIGNMENT ALIGNMENT REPETITION REPETITION PROXIMITY PROXIMITY

5. 1 CONTRAST USE CONTRAST TO MAKE ITEMS STAND OUT USE CONTRAST TO MAKE ITEMS STAND OUT Size Size Size shows importance! The bigger one always seems more important. Like headings! If 2 items aren t the exact same size, make one MUCH bigger to create visual interest. Color Color When things are brighter, they stand out more! But don t make everything bright bright! Weight or Style Weight or Style If something is BOLD Use sans serif and serif fonts together (sparingly!), but not two sort of similar fonts! BOLD or italic, you notice! BUT DON T BOLD EVERYTHING! BUT DON T BOLD EVERYTHING!

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7. 2 ALIGNMENT PLACE WITH PURPOSE! PLACE WITH PURPOSE! Center Alignment Center Alignment Center alignment is for the WEAK! Create more visual appeal and better readability with left, right, or forced justification. Just make sure it makes sense! Align Your Elements Align Your Elements There is nothing more distracting than something that is slightly misaligned. You want the eye to move not spasm!

8. 2 ALIGNMENT

9. 3 REPETITION UNIFY ELEMENTS WITH REPETITION UNIFY ELEMENTS WITH REPETITION Using Fonts Using Fonts Make styles for your headers, subheaders, quotes, etc. Make them consistent. Using Graphics Using Graphics Use the same bullet point graphic! Use graphics that are similar to each other. Using Color Using Color Use the same color for your headers and text. Use the same colors for your elements and graphics. Use different tints of one color!

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11. 4 PROXIMITY GESTALT THEORY GESTALT THEORY When Things Are Close Together, They Feel Connected! When Things Are Close Together, They Feel Connected! Our brains see objects that are near each other as groups. Like with bullet points or objects set next to each other, we feel they go together . Chunking and Alignment Chunking and Alignment Putting small paragraphs of text or objects together, also makes them feel related to each other. Aligning them with each other also conveys unity. Like these tips!

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13. CARP Bring the attention of your audience over a key concept using icons or illustrations CONCEPT

14. COLOR COLOR MATTERS COLOR MATTERS Color Sets a Mood Color Sets a Mood Blue feels corporate; Red = threatening; Yellow = happy Blue feels corporate; Red = threatening; Yellow = happy Colorblindness is More Prevalent Than You Think! Colorblindness is More Prevalent Than You Think! 1 in 12 men is red 1 in 12 men is red- -green color blind. green color blind. Color Can Add Movement to Your Design Color Can Add Movement to Your Design Depending on your preference Depending on your preference Contrast Makes Things Readable Contrast Makes Things Readable Can you read this? Can you read this?

15. COLOR HARMONIES COLOR COLOR HARMONIES HELP WITH COLOR SCHEMES HARMONIES HELP WITH COLOR SCHEMES Complementary Complementary 2 colors opposite are harmonious Triadic Triadic 3 colors equally spaced like a triangle Tetradic Tetradic 4 colors forming a rectangle, opposite each other

17. FONTS MATTER EVEN YOUR TYPE FACE CREATES A MOOD EVEN YOUR TYPE FACE CREATES A MOOD Times New Roman I m easy to read on paper because of my serifs, but I m harder to read on screen. I seem old and traditional. Helvetica or Arial I m a slick and sleek sans serif who s easy to read on a computer screen. Everyone thinks I m pretty cool. Comic Sans Everyone thinks I m a kid s font, but I m easier to read for people with dyslexia. P apyrus Everyone knows that I m trying too hard to be cool. Let me die.

19. NEVER USE MORE THAN 3 FONTS NEVER USE MORE THAN 3 FONTS ON A PAGE! ON A PAGE! Too many fonts makes your project look disjointed and sloppy!

20. WATCH YOUR SPACING WATCH YOUR SPACING Bad fonts and bad spacing can lead to some pretty bad messages!

21. THANKS ! Any questions? Any questions? You can find me adamsk@uncw.edu