Fonts
blocky font
Block Font
two or three lines of text
columns
the opposite of what the speaker means
verbal irony
the use of color
color theory or color symbolism
casual and informal speech
colloquialism
slanted font
italics
smaller headings throughout the text
subheadings
the opposite of what you expect to happen
situational irony
messing up syntax (word order) for a specific effect
anastrophe
implied or emotional meaning of a word
connotation
cursive font
script
a brief statement under an image
caption
the audience knows something the character does not know
dramatic irony
recurring element with or without symbolic meaning
motif
a word’s literal or dictionary meaning
denotation
thickening of any font
bold
a cartoonish graphic explaining something
infographic
used to create a critique of something
ironic mode
giving human elements to animals
anthrpomorphism
a character’s sudden realization or insight
epiphany
extremely thick font meant to entice a reder's attention
impact font
author's name
byline
a fire station burns down
situational irony
polysyndeton
inoffensive word or phrase that replaces a harsh, unpleasant, or hurtful one for the sake of sympathy or civility,
euphemism