WorksheetsWeb Design Essentials - Lesson 1 Vocabulary
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 6hrs 15mins
a Web site address; consists of three parts
domain name
aesthetics
multimedia
layout
domain category; examples include .com, .edu, .uk, .gov, .mil
top-level domain (TLD)
CARP
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
multimedia
the way a Web site is laid out and looks (its graphics, links, colors, fonts)
aesthetics
accessibility
repetition
vector images
the creation of a Web page that will fit multiple screen sizes
responsive design
aesthetics
visual hierarchy
lossy compression
contrast
helps form relationships between, and define the meaning of, Web page elements; creates a visual hierarchy and interest & can be used to direct the focus of visitors
layout
contrast
typography
multimedia
a visual system of ranked elements, one above the other or how the visual elements rank and relate to each other
visual hierarchy
top-level domain
usability
alignment
occurs when two or more page elements display differently in color, size, shape, texture, orientation, position, or movement to group of separate elements on the page
contrast
proximity
typography
lossy compression
four main principles of effective design and layout; acronym stands for Contrast, Alignment, Repetition, and Proximity;
CARP
usability
visual hierarchy
accessibility
repeated visual elements that appear through the pages on a Web site
repetition
proximity
functional
layout
the use of white space and logical structure (such as grouping related items) to create visual unity
proximity
CARP
contrast
media compression
the use of varying colors, shades, or tints of the same hue
monochromatic
analogous
complementary
triadic
color scheme that uses color that are next to each other on the color wheel
analogous
monochromatic
complementary
triadic
color scheme where the colors are across from each other on the color wheel
monochromatic
analogous
complementary
triadic
color scheme where the colors are evenly spaced around the color wheel
monochromatic
analogous
complementary
triadic
images that are made of pixels
raster images
vector images
multimedia
contrast
images that are made of paths, or lines, that are either straight or curved; not made of pixels
vector images
raster images
graphics
compatibility
type of compression where some of the data is permanently eliminated to make the file smaller; results in a loss of resolution
lossy compression
lossless compression
layout
usability
type of compression where all data is retained and there is no loss of resolution
lossless compression
lossy compression
layout
accessibility
the arrangement and appearance of text
typography
readability
functional
layout
measures the quality of a person's experience while interacting with a Web site
usability
aesthetics
multimedia
visual hierarchy
the study of how people interact with computers and to what extent computers are or are not developed for successful interaction with human beings
Human-computer interaction (HCI)
learnability
memorability
efficiency
the practice of making Web sites usable by people of all abilities and disabilities
accessibility
learnability
memorability
satisfaction
the combined use of audio, video, animation, and other interactive features on a Web site
multimedia
raster images
compatibility
layout
A ______ Web site appears in the browser without error and functions as expected.
functional
compatible
reliable
usable
red, green, and blue are considered ______ colors in Web design
primary
secondary
monochromatic
analogous
