A "lossy" format, which means that the picture has been reduced in size. There is a quality reduction due to the compression, but in most cases, this loss is undetectable.

• .tiff

• .jpeg

• .gif

• .png

This are frequently utilized for web graphics due to its 256-color limit, transparency, and animation capabilities.

• .tiff

• .jpeg

• .gif

• .png

Make a distinctive and original design to capture the attention of the audience pay attention. The design should be distinctive in its use of colors, fonts, graphics, and text. Which principle does this belong?

• Be unique.

• Less is more.

• Be Creative and Bold

• Make it simple.

Which principle of effective infographics stated that, it reduces the amount of information viewers must learn in order to comprehend the primary concept of your infographics.

• Be unique.

• Less is more.

• Be Creative and Bold

• Make it simple.

A principle that suggested that being consistent in usage of colors, layout, and design is essential.

• Make it simple.

• Be unique.

• Less is more.

• Be creative and bold.

When visual components work effectively together, they foster a sense of togetherness.

• Rhythm

• Variety

• Proportion

• Pattern

These are used to graphically portray knowledge, statistical data, or information; they are often done creatively to grab the viewer's attention.

• Advertisement

• Infomercial

• Brochures

• Infographics

A user-friendly online graphic design platform that allows users to create various visual content such as presentations, posters, social media graphics, and more.

• Adobe InDesign

• MS Publisher

• Canva

• Corel Draw

These are the repeating visual element on an image or layout to create unity in the layout or image.

• Emphasis, Rhythm, Variety

• Variety, Balance, ad

  Emphasis

• Rhythm, Pattern and Repetition

• Variety, Pattern and Repetition

It is the outcome of each side of the composition having an uneven visual weight. A strong feature on one side of the composition may be counterbalanced by two or more smaller focus points on the other side. A few lighter items on one side could counterbalance one visually heavy feature on the other.

• Symmetrical Balance

• Balance and Proportion

• Variety and Emphasis

• Asymmetrical Balance