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WorksheetsGD Semester 1
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
Optimizing typography is optimizing:
Readability
Accessibility
Usability
All the above
In order to draw attention to key information or focus points in the digital media message, typographic___________ should be applied to structure content.
Availability to the end user
Hierarchy
Consistency
Install digital font files
To convert type to vectors in appropriate digital media applications :
Type>Find Font
Type>Change Case
Type>Create Outlines
Type>Track Changes
It is the aggregate effect of writing and formatting techniques that compensate for the fact that most people don’t read content on the Web.
User-friendly headers
Scannable text
Formatting
Focus point
It affects how users process the information in the digital media content:
Readability
Availability
Consistency
Hierarchy
It helps readers understand the flow of content on the page, helps people skim for relevant information, and grabs attention.
Scannable text
User-friendly headers
Formal Typefaces
Informal Typefaces
It is a harmonious, uniformity, and agreement among typography elements.
Repetition
Consistency
Contrast
Proximity
The way you organize typography elements in the digital articles can strengthen readability. Users are guided with ease through content that is properly organized.
Organization of information
White Spaces
Focus Points
Use of Separators
It about arranging words and groups of words in a way that allows the readers eye to access the content easily and in a way that makes sense.
Similarity
Legibility
Tracking
Readability
The typefaces with a personal touch, like calligraphy and handwriting fonts are called:
Slab
Scripts and Cursive
Symbol/Dingbats
\Monospaced/Fixed-width
The Typography design principle of ____________calls for related items to be grouped visually, creating less clutter and making for a more organized layout.
Repetition
Alignment
Contrast
Proximity
Which of these design styles was a movement of the 1950's and 1960's?
Cubism
Pop Art
Art Deco
Impressionism.
Which of these considers 'visual weight'?
Color theory
Principles of typography
Principles of design
Composition techniques
To stay abreast of new design trends we need to:
To be really apt at looking for the right trends
To keep a keen eye on the market
To keep evolving and experimenting with the ideas
All of the above
What elements are characteristics of Minimalism?
Complex forms, pure lines, clear space and neutral color
Simple forms, pure lines, clear space and neutral color
Simple forms, pure lines, clear space, and bold color
Simple forms, pure lines, dense space and bold color
Designers actively participate in a community or social forum for designers in order to:
Stay up to date with the latest design ideas
Generate new design concepts by building on or combining ideas from other designers in an appropriate manner
Develop design concepts in collaboration with others
All the above
What is a feature of Cubist art?
Multi-disciplined
Multi-faceted
Single viewpoint
Single minded
The Characteristics of good design are:
Unique and Cohesive
Memorable and timeless
Adaptable and Innovative
All the above
The objectives for each design, take into consideration:
Purpose and audience
Aesthetic intent
Success criteria
All the above
Which art movement's main focus
was optical color mixing?
Surrealism
Abstraction
Modernism
Pointillism
What is Design Criteria?
A method of shared problem solving in which all members of a group spontaneously, and in an unrestrained discussion, generate ideas
Desired specifications (elements or features)
of the design
An iterative decision-making process that produces plans
by which resources are converted into products or systems.
To meet human needs and wants
or solve problems
To present a design effectively you need:
Visual presentation
Supporting documentation
Verbal presentation
All the above
Research examples of poor design in a broad range of contexts and identify root causes to be avoided in each case is important for:
Feasibility assessment
Budget
Needs and wants
Creating, analyzing and developing better solutions
These are found in layers panel, brush settings and layers styles
Filters
Blending Modes
Layer Styles
Image Adjustments
The keystroke to hold down when click on area with the clone stamp tool.
Alt
Control
Shift
Tab
The layer style that adds depth to an object.
Stroke
Color Overlay
Drop Shadow
Inner Shadow
Tool to move/blur pixels
Dodge
Sponge
Burn
Smudge
Selection tools which allow you to select rectangles, ellipses and 1-pixel rows and columns.
Lassos
Marquees
Wands
Brushes
The area where all pieces of an image are placed upon.
Canvas
Groups
Filters
Layers
Layer style that outlines an object or type.
Stroke
Gradient Overlay
Warp
3d
The technique with this tool involves taking pixels from one location and moving them to another location.
Patching
Selecting
Cloning
Moving
In this procedure you can manipulate an object such as distort, flip, rotate, or change perspective
Free Transform
Liquify
Move
Quick Mask
This option uses actual content from the image close to the flow.
Create Texture
Content Aware
Proximity match
Blending modes
This tool can be used to quickly remove spots, blemishes and other marks from photographs
Brush picker
Spot Healing Brush
Dodge
Burn
What is the most important thing to keep in mind when using the magic wand tool?
Tolerance
Mode
Radius
Opacity
You want to hide part of a layer without erasing the pixels - this is called non-destructive editing method. What method would you use?
Delete layer
Merge layer
Duplicate layer
Add layer mask
Which term means "Describes the clarity of bitmap graphics, determined and defined by the number of Pixels Per Inch (DPI)"
Image size
Image resolution
File format
File extension
The graphics created in Adobe Illustrator are:
Vector graphics
Bitmap images
Lines
Paths
A rectangle that marks the outermost edges of an object, regardless of the actual object shape
Bounding Box
Direct Selection
Compound Path
The Group Selection
It's used to select individual paths and points of a shape, or to select component pieces within a group
The magic wand tool
The Lasso tool
Direct selection tool
The Group Selection
It's used to draw and edit freeform paths defined by dragging the mouse cursor
The magic wand tool
The Lasso tool
The Artboard tool
Pencil tool
It's used to change a smooth anchor point to a corner anchor point (and vice versa)
Convert-anchor point
The Pen tool
The Artboard tool
Pencil tool
This tool allows creating and rendering artwork in perspective.
The Perspective Grid
The Mesh tool
The Area Type tool
The Live Paint Selection
It skews objects around a fixed point
The Reflect tool
The Rotate tool
The Scale tool
The Shear tool
It cuts objects and paths.
The Eraser tool
The Scissors tool
The Knife tool
The Bloat tool
A written plan that identifies a problem to be solved, its criteria, and its constraints is a:
Design Brief
Technical Report
Decision Matrix
Descriptive Abstract
What are technological resources in terms of design businesses?
Personnel and employees
Any tangible item used for operation
Raw material for production
Computer hardware and software, monitors, modems, routers, music and text.
Factors which impact on the choice of a design solution
Aesthetic appeal
Consistency with original brief
Originality and innovation
All the above
The context for the design brief includes:
Business or product strategy
Artistic intent
Marketing objective
All of the above
Project requirements include the__________, audience, and the audience needs for image production.
Purpose
Products
Budget
Team
After the design is identified, research on possible solutions have been investigated, the THIRD step is which of the following?
Research Further To Determine What Materials Are Needed
Brainstorm Alternate Or Other Design Solutions
Create A Model
Test your design
Explaining the overall approach is essential for:
Design Budget
Design Brief
Agree on the deadline
Decide on the purpose
What is brainstorming?
A way of making everyone like the design ideas.
A way to make a list of ideas to solve problems.
A way of drawing images.
A way to improve the memory of the designer.
Critical reception and commentary, taking account of any bias is essential for:
Analyzing page layouts for better solutions.
Analyzing and developing better solutions.
Assessing clients’ needs.
Starting work again when it has not worked.
Why we test design solutions?
To help identify the best way to meet design objectives.
To help ensure that communication materials are developed based on an effective creative concept that connects with the intended audience.
To allow teams to evaluate ideas side-by-side and select from among alternative versions.
All the above.
What is aesthetic appeal in design?
Any tangible item used for operation
Philosophical study of beauty and taste.
Business or product strategy
Define the target audience
The approach to plan the design solutions need to:
Explore range of typographical and visual design elements
Agree on the deadline
Create supporting documentation
Make verbal presentation
To organize resources for realizing the design solution designers have to:
Explore range of typographical and visual design elements
Experiment with traditional and digital imaging techniques
Research resources required for implementing the design solution
Agree on the deadline
Internal testing, user testing and peer or stakeholder review are:
Techniques for developing, testing and refining creative concepts
Techniques for determine design budget
Techniques for find appropriate design resources
None of the above
Present the final design to the target audience requires:
Data on sales or uptake
Analyzing page layouts for better solutions.
Highlights the aesthetic and functional qualities of the design and States the objectives for the design
Set up a conference call
