Book layout:
A) Whether the layout, center and picture size of the book are coordinated; Whether the design style runs through the book, including whether the title page and appendix layout are easy to read and whether it is suitable for the content of the book (specifically, the font size, line spacing, president relationship, left-right alignment or only left-right alignment, etc.). )
D) Whether the typesetting of the text is clear at a glance, whether it is appropriate and whether it meets the purpose (striking text, proper mixing of different fonts, arrangement of titles/page numbers/headers, etc.). )
3. Book art design:
A) Whether the cover design and cover design conform to the contents and requirements of the book, and whether there are words on the spine.
B) Are the cover design and cover design combined in the overall scheme (such as words and colors)?
C) Whether the materials selected for the cover are reasonable.
D) Whether the book cover design meets the technical requirements of book binding (such as the seam between the cover and the spine, the crease of the paperback book, the groove of the hardcover book, etc.). )
E) Pictures (photos, illustrations, technical illustrations, decorations, etc.). ) combination in the basic scheme and whether it meets the requirements of books.
F) Technology: Is the layout balanced (whether the kerning is too wide or too narrow)
G) Typesetting: whether the typesetting quality of table indexes, tables and formulas is commensurate with the three-dimensional part, and whether the spacing between words is compatible with the size and style of words (whether the spacing of special symbols such as punctuation is compatible with the text font, title font and title font); Is kerning evenly distributed? Whether the line break of the title conforms to the meaning of the text. Whether eye-catching fonts are suitable for the style of fonts; Is it wise to change careers? Is it too much? There is only a neat layout on the left. Is the right side harmonious?
H) Imposition: Whether the imposition is consistent; Whether the intervals between titles, chapters, paragraphs and drawings are uniform; Whether the position of the first word in the first line of the page avoids bad punctuation. General standard size: "The specific situation depends on the actual needs"