Graphic Design Terms
Creative Commons Licenses
& Fair Use
Color Theory
Typography in Graphic Design
& Image File Extensions
Employability Skills & More Graphic Design Terms
100

this refers to how the elements are used

what is principles of design

100

the Creative Commons license that requires attribution

what is CC-BY

100

the visual effects of how colors mix, match or contrast with each other.

what is Color Thoery

100

A serif typeface with thick, block-like serifs giving the font a blocky and sturdy look

what is slab serif

100

Employability Skills often referred to as People Skills involving 4 types of behavior styles

what are Interpersonal Skills

200

symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial and mosaic are: 

what are 4 types of balance in graphic design

200

does not require permission from the creator and applies to any copyrighted work

what is fair use

200

how humans perceive color and the messages colors communicate is known as:

what is Color Theory

200

a specific style of typeface with a set width, size, and weight.

what is a font

200

employer expectations for cooperation, teamwork, accountability, and professionalism are examples of:

what is Employment Basics

300

Color, visual alignment and balance are:

what is key design principle

300

owner of copyrights to online photos and graphics  

what is the creator of the work 

(or the agency/employer if the creator is an employee)

300

Monochromatic & Analogous, Complementary & Split-Complementary and Triad & Tetradic are all examples of:

what is Color Schemes

300

typefaces with small “feet” at the ends of the main strokes that define each letter

what is a serif

300

Cooperation & Teamwork, Accountability, and Professionalism are all examples of: 

what are employer expectations in the workplace

400

what is known as the fundamental aspects of any visual design

what is elements of design

400

allows use of limited portions of a work for purposes specified in the law

what is fair use

400

colors from the wheel that will complement each other is known as:

what are Color Schemes

400

a group of characters that share the same design

what is a typeface

400

repetition/consistency, contrast, proximity, and alignment contribute to:

what is unity in a design

500

the main form of line that gives the viewer a sense of action and excitement and is often used in sporting designs

what is diagonal lines

500

the Public Domain Creative Commons 

what is CC-0

500

a resource for finding color codes, their shades, tints and complementary colors

500

.bmp, .tiff and .jpeg are all: 

what are image file extensions

500

a "call to action" in a digital graphic design

what is a button

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