Graphic Design Terminology Quiz

The look, quality, feel, appearance, consistency of a surface adds depth to flat images, great for backgrounds. Examples: glossy icons, distressed fonts. This definition corresponds to the term 'Texture.'

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A font that has small lines at the beginning and end of characters and that is usually used with large amounts of text. This definition corresponds to the term 'Serif.'

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A 6 digit code to identify a color. This definition corresponds to the term 'hex code.'

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A strip forming the outer edge of something; used to add focus to your content. This definition corresponds to the term 'border.'

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Special importance, value, or prominence given to something.

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A predesigned presentation.

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Using logo, color, images and type to create a specific image of a product that makes it stand out in the marketplace and helps people identify your brand.

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Line, shape, form, texture, and balance are the 4 ingredients of Graphic Design.

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Proximity, white space, alignment, contrast, and repetition are analogous.

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