Typography
What word starts with the letter "F" that we usually use to describe Typography?
Font
What is a color wheel?
This is a special symbol or design that represents a company or brand, often simple but memorable, like a swoosh or golden arches.
What is a logo?
These are the first things we notice in a design, like a bright photo or fun graphic that grabs our attention.
What are pictures?
This design element is like a path that connects two or more points and can be thick, thin, wavy, or jagged.
What is a line?
What is the recommended number of fonts to use in a project?
What is 1 or 2?
These are the real primary colors.
What are Red, Yellow, Blue?
Term used to describe your logo, color, shape, etc.
What is Visual Identity?
These hook viewers and make a strong connection with them before they even read any words in a design.
What are visuals?
This element is a shape that feels smooth, rough, hard, or soft, and can be shown in a design by drawing it.
What is texture?
These fonts are easier to read on computer screens?
What is Sans serif?
Created by combining two primary colors.
What are Secondary Colors?
This is what makes a logo work well: it’s simple, easy to recognize, and sticks in people’s minds, like a swoosh.
What is simple?
When you need a specific picture, like a cat in a hat, but can’t make it yourself, you use these free or cheap ones.
What are stock images?
These shapes are neat and regular, like a circle or square, unlike free-form ones like a leaf or heart.
What are geometric shapes?
Best used for small amounts of texts like Titles and Headers.
What are Display Fonts?
Another word for color.
What is hue?
The number of fonts most brands use all the time.
What are two or three fonts?
These get blurry when you make them bigger because they’re made of tiny pixels.
What are Raster Images?
This is when a shape turns 3D, like a square becoming a cube, using tricks like light or shadow to show depth.
What is form?
These types of fonts that are outdated and shouldn't be used any longer.
What are Comic Sans, Curlz, and Papyrus?
This term describes how dark or light a color is resulting in creating different shades of a particular color.
What is Value?
This "feature" of your logo will unite your audience across different areas of use.
What is color?
These do not get blurry when enlarging them even to the size of the moon.
What are Vector Images?
This design trick splits your work into a 3x3 grid to place the main focus on a line for better balance and eye flow.
What is the rule of thirds?