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WorksheetsGraphic Design Termiology
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
usually concerns the design and use of various typefaces in a way that helps to better visually communicate
Typography
Body Copy
Hierarchy
Display Type
The main part of text in your design or publication
Typography
Body Copy
Hierarchy
Display Type
The visual arrangement of design elements in a way that signifies importance
Typography
Body Copy
Hierarchy
Display Type
common design term and usually aims to achieve a more proportional and pleasing balance of space between each character.
Kerning
Leading
Tracking
X-Height
can cause tension and overlap, making the content unreadable, and too-loose leading can equally make the type appear disjointed
Kerning
Leading
Tracking
X-Height
art of a lowercase letter that extends above the x-height
Descender
Ascender
Orphans
Serif
found at the end of horizontal and vertical lines. ___________ typefaces tend to look professional, authoritative, and traditional in appearance.
Serif
Sans Serif
Slab Serif
Script
typeface with thicker, blockier serifs, very commonly used in headlines and titles, but rarely in body copy. They tend to look sturdier, stronger, and bolder.
Serif
Sans Serif
Slab Serif
Script
center, left, right, and justified, each with their own time and place for application.
Leading
Alignment
Legibility
Typography
A short excerpt pulled from the main text and used as a visual element to help highlight important ideas and draw interest to the piece.
Palette
Pull Quote
Analogous
Slab Serif
A color scheme built out of only one color, including lighter and darker tones of that color.
Monochrome
Analogous
Complementary
Triadic
The degree of transparency an element has. The lower the opacity, the more transparent an element is.
Opacity
CMYK
Gradient
Resolution
the higher your resolution, the better your images appear, and the more detail is rendered.
Opacity
CMYK
Gradient
Resolution
A Brand is the collection of concepts, ideas, and emotions that encapsulate your company’s values and ethos. A brand
True
False
Also called ‘negative space’, texture refers to the areas of a design that are not filled with content. White space is an important design element as it helps to let a design ‘breathe’, helps avoid overly complicated designs, and keeps designs looking clean.
True
False
