Any type of image placed on the page, usually a candid.

The largest face on the page and often the largest photo. Often goes through the gutter, but doesn't have too. Strongly relates to the story, but doesn't have to be of the person or persons interviewed. First photo placed on the page.

The story of text that drive the page design.

The font, size, and spacing of the text. It is ALL predetermined by the design editor.

A statement about the page, not simply a subject

A statement about a additional story on the page.

The copy that tells a story. Again, it is the driving force of the overall design.

COMPLETE sentence about a photo that fill in missing information along with identifying students and grade level of those in the photo.

An important statement pulled from the story (usually from an interview) that would appear larger in addition to the story.

The outcome of games played between Suzanne sport teams and other schools.

A smaller design on the same page relating to the subject and theme. Can be a collection of photos with captions. Can be scoreboard. Can be a short story. Can be an externally sourced quote (a quote for a famous person.) Must have a subhead.

The space on the page without any design.

When a black area is stuck between elements making page look in complete or unprofessional.

The 2 pica space between the pages that is off limit for text because some will be lost when book is constructed.

Space outside the outer pink lines that should be kept relatively clear of elements especially faces or text.

The 1/2 pica space between photos or elements related to each other.

The space between elements. Can range from 1/2 pica to 1 and 1/2 pica. More of this is given when elements aren't in the same mods.

The measurement used in printing. Six of these equal 1 inch.

The graph paper background that is 1/2 pica to help with alignment and spacing.

The evening of photos and other elements including spacing to create a cohesive look on the page.

Anything applied to the page including photos, text boxes, artwork, background shapes.

An image that is not a photo.

A drawn image created for you already. The program has a variety of it.

The box created that will be filled with an image. This box starts gray.

The space where you will write your characters. Can be used for the feature, headline, subhead, captions...anything with words.

A solid design created with the tool. Most commonly a rectangle or square. Seldom do we use stars, circles or ellipses because of the creation of trapped white space.

When a photo spills off the page intentionally with a purpose.

A photo (often the focus photo) that goes through the gutter while not allowing any vital elements of the photo to be lost. Should only be done with large photos.

When two things are not similar, then they should be very different.

The way elements flow across the page to pull the reader's eye from left to right and top to bottom

Design choices should make content easy to read and follow.

When elements are used again and again for effect. Avoid using photos that create this. They look like tombstones in a cemetery.

A predesigned page or mod with no images or specific text.