a craft where professionals create visual content to communicate messages.

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the arrangement of predetermined items such as image,text,and style on a page.

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continuous mark on a surface which may be illustrated horizontally,diagonally, vertically, or to contour irregular shape.

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two dimensional area confined by a line.

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three-dimensional element with volume in space. Has length,width,and depth, and all forms have shape.

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visible spectrum of radiation reflected from an object. It also refers to specific hues used in design.

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relationship of the area occupied by one shape to that of another.

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distance or area around or between the element in a design.

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surface quality of a shape or how it feels to appear;rough,smooth,soft,hard,or glossy.

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difference between light and darkness of a color, also referred to as tone.

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distribution of the visual weight of objects,colors,texture, and space.

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part of the design that catches the viewer’s attention.

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path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art, often to focal areas.

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regular arrangement of repeated same elements.

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works with pattern to make the work of art seem active. The repetition of elements of design creates unity within the work of art.

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the feeling of unity created when all parts relate well with each other.

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created when one or more elements of design are used repeatedly to create a feeling of organized movement.

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use of several elements of design to hold the viewer’s attention and to guide the viewer’s eye through and around the work of art.

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feeling of harmony between all parts of the work, which creates a sense of completeness.

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graphic visual representations of information, data, or knowledge intended to present information quickly and clearly.

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graphical representation of information and data.

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standard way that information is encoded for storage in a computer file. It specifies how bits are used to encode information in a digital storage medium.

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stores an image(photograph, drawing). Divided into RASTER-BASED AND VECTOR-BASED FILES

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l stores the image as a collection of pixels. Also referred to as bitmapped images. Cannot be scaled without distortion.

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digital imaging, pixel, pel, or picture element is a physical point in a raster image, or the smallest addressable element in all points addressable display device; so it is the smallest controllable element of a pictre represented on the screen.

 

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most popular raster graphic file format using effective compression algorithms which enable you to achieve a small size without quality loss/with acceptable quality loss. You can also select a compression level by adjusting the file quality to file size ratio.

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developed with multiple compression techniques based on wavelet technology.

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lossless compression, which means their sizes are usually much larger. Instead, they contain much more additional information (paths, alpha channels, comments) that is used by printing devices.

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limited number of colors. One of the colours in the palette of a GIF file can be transparent, which is why it is possible to see the background in selected places of the rectangular graphic area.

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from historical perspective,it is a successor of the GIF format. Most liked by creators because of the intelligent transparency handling, you can round off edges meeting the background and use such effects as shadows.

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huge files, but they have no loss in quality. No real benefits over TIFF, except you can use it for Windows wallpaper. This is left over from the early days of computer graphics and doesn’t receive much use anymore.

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default format of the layered images that may be adjusted with graphic elements. To save into another format, layered images must flattened first.

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Stores image as mathematical formulas. Vector image programs use this mathematical formula to display and scale the image without distortion.

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some programs have difficulty reading DXF files with splines(curves), so the Desktop Edition supports line +spline as well a line only output modes.

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standard interchange format in the print industry. Widely supported as an export format, but due to the complexity of the full format specification, not all programs that claim to support EPS are able to import all variants of it.

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widely used in many images oriented software programs and offer a high degree of durability.

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 Esri GIS(Geographic Information System) applications use vector coordinates to store non-topological geometry and attribute information features.

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most often created processing software programs.

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such as Microsoft word files.carry the extension of the software in which they were created.

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supported by a variety of applications and saved with formatting instructions(such as page layout).

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 contain image of the page, including text and graphics. Widely used for read-only file sharing.

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is, by far, the most popular PDF file applicaton, although others are available.

 

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contain moving images and sound data. Most often created and viewed in propriety software programs and stored in propriety formats.

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Involves transforming or altering a photograph using various methods and techniques to acheve a desired results.

 

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consider the format that you are going to use, and also the quality and size of the image.

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not all images can be manipulated because soe may be blurred, taken from a bad angle, or the file size may be too little to edit.

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the process of generating a photorealistic or non-photorealistic image from a 2d or 3d model by mean of a computer program. The resulting image is reffered to as the render.

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adding (a)   in images can add an element of realism. It can make the image appear real and alive.

important to make the image more pleasing to the eyes or more realistic.

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all should blend perfectly.knowledge in color blending is one of the key techniques in image manipulation.

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you should plan the area of focus where the viewers of your output will look. Puit the focus on the most vibrant, colorful, or sharp area in the design.

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 choose the images you will use carefully. Think about it like a puzzle where everything should fit perfectly at the end.

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it is your job to make the stock image appear more attractive to the eyes.

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 how much can you upload?

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it the site easy to use?

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how much will you pay to use their service?

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are your upload organized?

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will the quality remain?

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can your photos be easily shared?

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are you able to print or download your photos?

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is it secure?

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a combination of technologies used as a base upon which other applications, processes, or technologies are developed.It is the infrastracture by which multiple applications are developed upon.

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Users of the internets increased. Software developers work as fast as they can to keep up with the internet.

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internet offers a range of online collaboration platform which enables people to have a better communication in priceless, effective, and efficient manner.

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a type of software created to allow to perform specific tasks.

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can be deemed effective when said so by the people who use it. In web designing, it is essential for the developer to have a concrete plan before the actual development of the site.

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Why are you building a website? What are your goals for the website?

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what specific info would you want to share or what specific service do you want to give.

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who is your intended audience?

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the purpose, content, and target audience are the primary basis and consideration for determining the theme and design of your website.

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majority if not all websites contain a combination of texts, graphics, and images, sounds, videos, animation, and a wide array of intertivity that capture the viewer’s interest and attention.

 

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an undertaking with specific start and end parameters designed to prodce a defined outcome.

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refers to the discipline of using established processes, methods, knowledge, skills, and experiences to achieve the project objectives.

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set clear project goals and objectives,

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project plans are documented, the project deliverables and requirements are defined,a nd the project schedule is created.

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detailing how a plan is executed and how changes can be done in cases where it is necessary to do so.

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signifies the end of a project and it involves post evaluation of all processes that it went through to conclude whether a project is a success or a failure.

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refers to software applications or a set of related programs which are used to create and manage digital content.

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facilitates collaboration in the workplace.

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facilitates collaborative authoring for websites.

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