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100

Process of covering paper or card with a strong transparent plastic film

Lamination

100

Vertical space between lines of text, from baseline to baseline. In early typesetting, strips of lead were placed between lines of type to increase the interline spacing.

Leading

100

A function within graphic software that allows the user to assemble, organize and re-edit their artwork

Layers

100

Downward sloping stroke on a k and R

Leg

100

Design draft or sketch of book, advertisement, title page, etc. produced to a designer to establish the
overall appearance and relationship between such elements as illustrations, photographs and typography

Layout

200

Two or more letters combined as a single character or glyph

Ligature

200

The term referring to the thickness of a printed line

Line Weight

200

The stroke section connecting the top and bottom bowls of a lowercase g

Link

200

Minor typesetting mistakes requiring correction before printing

Literals

200

Letters or words formed into a distinctive and unified form

Logotype

300

The lower portion of a two-story lowercase g

Loop

300

Invisible line resting on the body of the lowercase letters

Midline

300

The alphabet set of small letters, as opposed to capitals

Lowercase

300

One visual element is being representative of another

Metaphor

300

The negative space between the edge of the format and the outer edge of the content. These
proportions help to establish the overall tension (or lack of tension) in a composition. The smaller the _____ the more tension is created. Larger _____ create more whitespace and help focus attention on the positive space of the design. Larger margins also help the eye find a place to rest and can be a good area to place subordinate information.

Margins

400

Numbers that resemble caps by being uniform in height. Most often used in annual. Reports,
charts, and tables were numbers are meant to standout or supply critical information. These align vertically, making them preferable for setting tables, graphs, etc.

Modern Figures

400

Individual units of space that are separated by regular intervals. ______ are the basic building
blocks of grids. Ideally the width of a ______ will be based on the measure of a line of text. The height would be based on some multiple of the type’s leading or line-height. The upper left corner of a ______ is considered to be the active corner and the lower right corner, the passive corner.

Module

400

A form of communication combining text with graphics, page layout, video, audio, animation, etc.

Multimedia

400

A condition of being in the middle without activity, emphasis, or direction toward any one activity,
forms, or side

Neutrality

400

Slanted typeface, mechanically sheared unlike italics which are drawn and crafted separately.

Oblique/Slanted

500

A digital asset that exists completely in the digital form. An ___can be any type of digital file: an artwork, an article, music or even a meme.

NFT/Non-Fungible Token

500

An arch formed by two symmetrical double curves meeting at a point

Ogee

500

Numbers aligned with the lowercase, vary in size, many have ascenders and descender. Primarily used when less obtrusive numerals are required that appear in the body of text. ________ figures and are often paired with small caps for consistency.

Old Style/Hanging Figures

500

A computer program that controls a computer’s operation, directing information to and
from different components

Operating System

500

Term used to describe the arrangement of letters to avoid the appearance of uneven gaps and give the impression of consistent, even spacing between each letter

Optical Spacing