The person or party sending a message to another person or party. The source of communication.

Text Messaging

The placement of design elements.

The first packet switching network. (Today's Internet)

The type of noise that is a misinterpretation of the message.

The main text of a publication.

A phrase intended to attract a reader's attention.

The set of reactions and acknowledgments the receiver displays after receiving the message.

Electronic devices which are capable of transmitting messages.

The process of assigning meaning to words and symbols to form the message back into thought.

Unplanned static or interruption during the communication process.

The ability to create and transmit a message using different technological devices.

The process used to announce or sell something; amuse or persuade someone, or explain a complicated message.

Performed in order to remove unwanted material, shorten or resize material, create flow, and add graphics, music and/or effects.

What providers and networks sell to individuals so they can communicate, gain access to the web, etc.

The location of items in relation to one another.

To direct, guide or move a viewer's eye in a particular direction.

The set of words and symbols the sender transmits.

Refers to the unchanging look and feel of a production.

Types of software which either come with or can be downloaded on an electronic device.

The process of altering video.

The process of transferring information one wants to communicate into a form which can be sent, received and understood.

Possibly the MOST IMPORTANT part of digital design.

Negative space or blank space.

The basic components used in part of any digital publication. They include text, graphics, titles, color, and white space.

The way a production's lines, shapes, colors and textures are arranged.

The channels through which the information moves from sender to receiver.

A page design pattern used as the basis for creating other pages of a production.

The person receiving the message.

A teleprinter is a digital communication invention.

The first cell phone weighed 2 pounds and cost $500.00

The first computer were actually people.

Writing a blog is an example of encoding.

When referring to digital messages, noise is only sounds.

Feedback shows that the receiver has understood the message.

The intended audience should be identified and considered by the sender before attempting to send a message.

Networking with others is an advantage of digital communication devices.

LTE stands for long term emoting network.

Whether posting on a social network or writing a review, always proof what is written to ensure messages are clear, concise and free of errors.

Balance is commonly achieved using the rule of thirds.

Social Media involves deciding what words and symbols will best convey the message.

Tablets can have no keyboard.

Data plans give the user access to the Internet from digital devices.

Typeface refers to a set of characters with the same design.

The three types of digital noise.

Types of media selection.

Limitations of cell phones.

Digital Text is made up of three main things.

Colors that evoke feelings in digital communication. (For the test you may want to know the feelings!)