Web Design and Graphic Design Terminology

Justified Text

• Text that is aligned evenly on both the left and right sides of a page or screen.

• Text that is aligned only to the left side of a page or screen.

• Text that is centered on the page or screen.

• Text that is aligned only to the right side of a page or screen.

Accessibility

• The ability of a website to be visually appealing to all users.

• The degree to which a website can be used by people with different abilities, including visual, cognitive, hearing, and motor impairments.

• The speed at which a website loads for users with high-speed internet.

• The level of security a website provides to protect user data.

Character

• The individual letters that make up a word or phrase, with attention to widths and spacings.

• A symbol used to represent a number in mathematics.

• A type of punctuation mark used in writing.

• A graphical representation of a person in a story.

Moodboard

• A type of musical instrument used in orchestras.

• A collection of images, textures, and design elements used to create a specific aesthetic or mood.

• A digital platform for social networking and sharing ideas.

• A method of cooking that involves slow heating of food.

Web Font

• A font designed for use on the web, hosted on a web font service like Google Fonts.

• A type of font that can only be used in print media.

• A font that is exclusively for mobile applications.

• A decorative font used for graphic design purposes.

RSS Feed

• A type of XML file used to syndicate content from a website, allowing readers to subscribe to updates.

• A social media platform for sharing news articles.

• A type of email newsletter that requires a subscription.

• A web browser extension for saving bookmarks.

Breadcrumbs

• A type of website footer that contains links to important pages.

• A navigation aid that allows users to track their location within a website, typically displayed as a series of links.

• A method of organizing content in a hierarchical structure.

• A tool for optimizing website loading speed.

Fonts (Typefaces)

• The design of text, including family (e.g., Serif, Sans Serif) and style (Bold, Italic).

• A type of graphic design that focuses on images rather than text.

• The process of selecting colors and layouts for printed materials.

• A method of organizing text into columns and rows.

Kilobyte (KB)

• A unit of data size that equals 1,024 bytes.

• A unit of data size that equals 1,000 bytes.

• A unit of data size that equals 1,048,576 bytes.

• A unit of data size that equals 512 bytes.

Animations

• The process of creating still images using painting techniques.

• The process of creating moving images using techniques like traditional animation, stop-motion, and computer-generated animation.

• The process of editing videos to create a seamless flow.

• The process of designing characters for video games.