Typography
Gestalt Principles
Color
Acronyms
Layout
100
A typeface without the little decorative ornaments found on the tips of letter parts. Example font: Arial
What is Sans-Serif Font
100
Objects with conforming features that look alike in shape, color, and size
What is Similarity
100
This is more commonly known as color.
What is Hue
100
GUI
What is Graphical User Interface
100
The point on a webpage where most users must begin to scroll.
What is The Fold
200
A typeface design that has small decorative strokes ornamenting the ends of the letter. Example font: Times New Roman
What is Serif Font
200
When elements are placed close together they tend to be perceived as a group.
What is Proximity
200
This is considered the lighteness or darkness of a color
What is Value
200
WYSIWYG
What is What You See Is What You Get
200
A layout that can change proportionately to fit your screen width
What is Elastic of Fluid or Liquid
300
These edges to text are the opposing result of the aligned sides when text is not justified.
What is Ragged
300
Objects that continue along a common path
What is Continuation
300
The intensity of a color.
What is Saturation
300
ROY-G-BIV
What is the colors of a rainbow (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet)
300
This is the property used in CSS to add space around a object.
What is Margin
400
Similar to points and pixels, this method of measuring text size is based on a specific capital letter of the alphabet.
What is em
400
We tend to complete shapes in our minds, that may in reality not be drawn whole.
What is Closure
400
White added to a color creates this
What is Tint
400
WIMP Computing
What is Windows, Icons, Menus, and Pointing
400
The open space between design elements.
What is White Space or Negative Space
500
The horizontal spaceing between pairs of characters.
What is Kerning
500
Objects that mirror each other in their general layout and design.
What is Symmetry
500
Black added to a color creates this.
What is Shade
500
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What is Portable Network Graphics
500
A solid visual and structural layout created with rows and columns.
What is Grid-Based Layout
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