Typography
Definition of font.
What is the size, weight, and style of a typeface?
A flyer could be used to promote this.
What is a bake sale, a food drive, a barbecue, etc?
Template definition.
What is a standard pre-formatted layout?
This principle of design is used when the headline is bigger than the body text.
What is scale/proportion?
The definition of cropping.
What is cutting out a part of an image?
The two kinds of typeface spacing.
What are mono-spaced and proportional?
A brochure has this many sections.
What is three/tri-fold?
What grids and guides both help to do.
What is organize information on a page?
How unity/harmony can be achieved.
What is through repetition and consistency?
Transforming definition.
What is changing a graphics size or dimensions through commands such as scaling and rotating?
The purpose of design.
What is to grab the reader's attention?
Two things a business card is supposed to have on it.
What is business name, business location, business phone number, business website, business manager, or business logo?
Mock-up definition and another name for it.
What is an example of how the document should appear and also called a prototype?
The rule of thirds definition.
What is splitting an image or design into thirds, to end up with nine equal sections?
How gradient color is different from normal color.
What is it fades from one color to another?
Typeface used in math equations.
What is a symbol typeface?
Four of the five types of publications we created in class.
What are info graphics, flyers, newsletters, brochures, or business cards?
Three things that templates may already contain.
What are color schemes, font schemes, pictures, and/or present margins?
The three types of balance.
What are symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial?
Aspect ratio definition.
What is the relationship of an object's width to its height?
The five typefaces.
What are serif, sans serif, ornamental, script, and symbol?
Our first assignment in this class was this publication.
What is an info graphic?
Name two out of the four types of guides and explain what they do.
What are margin guides (space between the edge of the page and the page content), column guides (control flow of text within columns), gutter guides (space between columns), or ruler guides (used to align objects)?
The five multi-use design principles?
What are balance, contrast, unity/harmony, scale/proportion, and dominance/emphasis?
Layers explanation.
What is compiling multiple pictures or objects together into one image?