‍TOOLS: Microsoft Word, Adobe XD, pen and paper
SKILLS: Navigation Design, Content Organization

The textbook's aim is to make learning as engaging and enjoyable as possible through illustrations and stories that bring their corresponding lessons to life, sometimes openly discussing sensitive topics about the immense responsibility of human lives.

① Headers for chapter subsections are included underneath the chapters with their respective page number for easier navigation.

② Chapter names are given a heavier font weight to stand out as the main categories and underneath are headings with a lighter font and corresponding page number.

② Different weights and text styling distinguish between font hierarchies with the highest (Header 1) being the most decorated and visible.

① Font styling now matches first edition's styling guide.

③ Links have a blue color and underline for PDF textbooks and definitions are italicized and bolded for easier visibility.

① Definitions as established above can be bolded and subsections can be ordered in a number list. This way, both elements are visually separated.

② Table styling is established to differentiate header columns and description columns. Sections have their own row to separate their information from their neighbor's information.

③ Special tables like the above have a highlighted column icon for their respective SMS column.

TOOLS: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, pen and paper
SKILLS: Visual Directing, Illustration

Building upon the established rules of the first edition's style guide, many additions are to compliment the already existing assets. New inclusions to the style guide are a pastel color palette, box designs, tags, tables (as established above), text hierarchy and shape design.

① Redundant text such as descriptions in the graphic was moved into the legend.

② Subtitle is larger and bolded in case there is variation in print quality and ink saturation.

① Color coding between hot section and cold section differentiate from cross section of engine parts.

② Turbines are serrated diagonally representing blades which distinguish from other engine parts.

③ Photograph of a jet engine cross section is a real-life reference to compare and contrast with the diagram.

① Replacing harsher terminology with more neutral terms makes the graphic more digestible.