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| persons that will influence the content and style of the design project |
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| refers to creations of the mind and may include copyrights, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights, and trade secrets |
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| a category of intellectual property providing to authors of "original works of authorship," including litery, dramatic, musical, atristic, and certain other intellectual works: this protection is available to both published and unpublished works. |
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| attached to a work as soon as it is created, a notice copyright may be placed on all publicly distributed copies under the authority of the copyright owner. |
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| a work that is based on the derived from one or omore existing works (and previously published). |
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| defined by the 1976 copy right Act as the distribution of copies of a work to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership, or by rental, lease, or lending |
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| Allows the copyrighted work to be reproduced or altered for a variety of reasons including news reporting, teaching, parity, and research |
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| a way to verify you have met the job specifications of a project, and estimate how long it should be |
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| a prototype or design of the layout in electronic form |
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| the items identified to show design concepts or progress of a project |
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| created during the building stage-- it is a sketch of the layout, presented to the client either on paper or in graphics-editing application |
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| refers to the changes in the requirments of a project as the project is being constructed: a problem that can arise during development. |
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