typography
Multiuse Design Elements
Principles of Design
Graphic Format Factors
Raster Graphics
100

what is the purpose of designed?

To grab the reader's attention.

100

what are lines?

It can be size, shape and texture.

100

what is principles of design used for?

Used to arrange the elements of design

100

Graphics

anything on the page that is not 

actual text, from simple line drawings to fully 

active images found on the World Wide Web.

100

what is another name for raster?

bitmap

200

what will the audience expect to see in an newspaper?

typesfaces 

200

what is positive space?

length, width, and depth of 

objects

200

what are elements? 

Elements are centered or evenly divided both 

vertically and horizontally

200

Two Major Types of Graphics

Raster Graphics

Vector Graphics

200

what can raster graphics do?

Can support high color depths.

300

what is typography?

the style ,arrangement, and appearance of a text  

300

what is negative space?

the 

distance between 

objects

300

what are the three types of arrangement of elements?

Symmetrical

Asymmetrical

Radial

300

what is raster graphics made of?

pixels 

300

Native File Formats

file formats that are default file 

format that are proprietary to a specific program 

that are generally not meant to be used with other 

software.

400

what is typeface?

the basic design of character 

400

Shapes can be:

triangles, squares, circles.

400

Radial Balance

the elements radiate from or swirl in a 

circular or spiral path.

400

what is vector graphics made of?

lines and shapes.

400

Standard File Formats

file formats that can be 

used with a variety of software programs.

500

name the main four typefaces 

serif

script

symbol

san serif

500

Abstract

a blend of both

500

Scale/Proportion

the relationships between the sizes of 

various elements

500

Compression

Compression refers to how an image is 

saved in order to reduce the file size.

500

what does GFI stand for?

GRAPHICS INTERCHANGE 

FORMAT