What does D stand for in DPI?

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a monochromatic palette using different shades of gray in an image.

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This refers to the level of transparency on an element. The lower it is, the more transparent the element is.

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A group of colors that can be used for a specific design project.

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the most widely used system for blending colors that aren’t CMYK. Every hue is identified by a number that is easy for designers to reference and reproduce when printing.

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The smallest basic unit of color on a computer that makes up images. Depending on the amount of these tiny squares, you can have a high- or low-resolution image.

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It determines the distance between multiple lines of text.

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The space between two specific characters.

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It refers to the spacing between characters.

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A placeholder text that can help you show your design without meaningful content. It is mostly used at the beginning of a design project to mock up the design until the final copy is available

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A short line or a word at the end of a paragraph or a column causing too much white space between paragraphs at the bottom of a page.

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A short line or a single word at the beginning of a column or page.

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This file format supports animation and transparency. It can only display up to 256 colors, which allows you to have small files. Perfect for the web.

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The most widely known raster file. Anywhere from images on an email to photos and anything you find online.

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If you are looking to maintain some quality when an image is compressed, this format is the best option.

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This format produces a higher quality image compared to the other formats.

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Adobe Photoshop’s document format.

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This graphics are made out of small graphics like points, lines, and curves.

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