Grids act as

It is the area in which the design sits.

The negative space between the edge of the format and the outer edge of the content.

Horizontal lines that break the space into horizontal bands.

Individual units of space that are separated by regular intervals.

These are the basic building blocks of grids

Fields of adjacent modules.

Vertical bands of modules.

Horizontal bands of modules

The spaces separating modules either vertically or horizontally.

They are created when page numbers are placed consistently in the margin, usually above or below the composition.

A guide at the top to indicate your position in a manuscript.

A guide at the bottom to indicate your position in a manuscript.

They are placement indicators for subordinate or consistently appearing information. They can be used to denote the location of folios, page numbers, etc.

The simplest grid structure. It’s mainly a large rectangular area taking up most of the space inside a format.

They are good when discontinuous information needs to be

presented. They can be dependent on each other, independent from each other, and crossed over by design elements.

They are like column grids with the addition of horizontal

divisions marked by rows.

They are commonly found on the web. They’re based more

on an intuitive placement of elements.

When elements are aligned to the top of a flowline it’s called a _________________________

This image is an example of what type of grid layout

This image is an example of what type of grid layout

This image is an example of what type of grid layout

This image is an example of what type of grid layout

LOSSY images .....

LOSSLESS mages .....

Leah is a wedding photographer. She wants to put some example photos on her website to showcase her work. She knows that she needs to compress her images first. Which file format should she choose?

Which of the following file formats uses LOSSY compression?

Which of the following file formats uses LOSSLESS compression? (Choose as many as appropriate)

Which of the following can be used to measure the quality of an image? (choose as many as appropriate)

If file size is more important than image quality, which type of compression should be used?

Which of these are pixel based graphic files?

Which of these is NOT a color in the CMYK 4-color printing process?

Vector images are used mostly for:

Which of these is a vector file image type?

Which of these file types are best for web animation?

Which of these file types is best for printing or scanning large photographic images?

Which of these file types are good if you need a transparent background? HINT: Choose 2.

Graphic images fall into two main categories, namely

Which image type is made of hundreds of tiny lines and curves (or paths)

Due to their mathematical nature, vector images can be re-scaled infinitely.

What does DPI stand for?

Screen resolution is____

An image format used for very high quality digital photography.

Common file types include .jpg, .bmp and .tif

Common file types include .ai, .pdf and .eps

Downsides to Raster file types.

Vector art is :

Best format for graphics that must retain crisp lines when scaled e.g. logos, text, emblems

Print resolution is____

A document that ends in .pdf is what kind of document?

What is the purpose of using leading lines?

The use of columns/rows in design

The way your eye moves or is led through a composition

The path taken when reading text on the page

The path taken when looking at images and graphics on a the page

Which does not help you improve verbal flow

Using direction of images, creating barriers, creating open paths and using contrasting colors and shape are techniques to improve. . .

Which principal of Design will help strengthen the general flow when viewing a design or website

This refers to the way all elements of your design are arranged to create a cohesive whole.

The process of arranging information by its importance is often referred to as establishing a

This pulls people into your design and gives them a place to start looking at your composition.

To establish a focal point it must be given (choose the best answer)

Visual weight of a design element on your page can be established by using which of the following techniques

When using a grid in your design where is the ideal place to put your focal point

When both sides of your design are equally balanced your are using what common technique

Leaving sufficient____________________ keeps your layout from being too cluttered and gives your design elements some breathing room.

Which is not an example of leading line

Two diagonal lines coming from opposite directions, starting out wide but narrowing until they meet at a spot on the horizon. The spot they meet on is called the . . .

A subtle leading line created by having the subject in a photo looking toward the focal point of your design is called the

This is used to show the name of a publication

It dominates the page and shows the importance of what the magazine is going top focus on

Persuades the audience to buy the magazine

The Main Cover Line is usually small and italicized showing the most important part of the magazine

This part of a magazine is called?

What is the purpose of the Main cover lines

Secondary Coverlines are smaller than Main Coverlines.

What does top fifth/left third refer to when you are designing a magazine cover?

Month and year of publication, often with the price.

What's the most important page in a magazine?

What's usually the first thing a reader sees when they look at a magazine cover before they read anything?

Acknowledgment given to the main person on the cover.

These are navigation elements that guide the reader.

It is the most important element of a magazine layout design. It is usually the title of the article.

This is a more lengthy and detailed part of a magazine article.

It is the main piece of content that introduces a reader to an article.

It contains important facts related to the topic of the article that a reader should know while reading a magazine article.

This describes an image and should ideally be placed immediately below the image.

The author/authors name/names who worked on the article

A excerpt verbatim from a portion of the body copy, or you could perhaps summarize a few points of the body copy in different words.

They indicate what the next set of paragraphs is going to talk about.

Are created when page numbers are placed consistently in the margin, usually above or below the composition.