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WorksheetsYearbook Terms Quizs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Side bar
includes special features, packages, picture bars, etc. that add to a page; can be along the top, bottom, or side
is a navigation tool that helps users find content on a website
is a section of a webpage that displays advertisements only
is a footer section that contains copyright information
Gutter
the space between the left and right page on a double page spread
the margin at the top of a page
the space between lines of text
the area outside the main content area
Body copy
the main story of the yearbook or newsletter page
a brief summary of the article
a list of contributors to the publication
the title of the yearbook or newsletter
Kicker
a type of sports equipment
a mini headline for each caption to creatively describe the action
a player who kicks the ball
a term for a sudden change in the game
Cutout oR COB (cut out background)
An image that has been altered to have a transparent background.
A type of image that includes a solid color background.
An image that has been resized to fit a specific dimension.
A graphic that is entirely black and white.
Bleed
when an element extends past the exterior margin to the edge of the page without leaving a margin
a technique used to create a border around the page
the process of removing excess ink from a printed page
the area of a page that is not printed on
Dominant element
largest element on your spread, usually an interesting photo, headline or combination
the smallest element on your spread, often a simple text
the background color that supports the overall design
the least important element that is often ignored
Double Page spread
two facing pages in a yearbook that are designed to appear as one cohesive design
a single page layout in a magazine
a type of photo collage used in scrapbooking
a layout that includes multiple images on one page
Ladder
A tool used for climbing up or down
A page-by-page listing of the yearbook's contents for staff use only.
A type of plant used in landscaping
A method for organizing team projects
Dividers
Pages at the beginning of each section to introduce the section.
Pages that separate different chapters in a book.
Pages that contain a table of contents.
Pages that summarize the key points of a section.
Font
A type of software used for graphic design.
A set of printable or displayable text characters in a specific style and size.
A method of organizing data in a database.
A style of music characterized by its rhythm and melody.
Tagging
Assigning names and grades to each person pictured, quoted, or included on a page.
Creating a list of items to be reviewed later.
Labeling files for better organization.
Grouping similar content together for easier access.
MOD
a side bar that has one purpose or theme that supports the page
a type of software used for editing images
a method of organizing files on a computer
a programming language used for web development
Secondary headline
used to make a blend between headline and page content
a title that summarizes the entire article
a decorative element to enhance visual appeal
a brief introduction to the main topic
Template
A pre-made design or layout for each section.
A type of software used for graphic design.
A document that outlines project goals and objectives.
A collection of images and videos for presentations.
Coverage Report
The total number of pages in the book.
The number of times and ways students are covered in the book; it only works if people have been tagged.
A summary of the book's main themes and ideas.
The list of all students enrolled in the course.
Primary headline
the largest type on your page; works with the dominant photo to draw attention and create interest
a small text that provides additional information
a decorative element that enhances the visual appeal
a subtitle that summarizes the main content
Folio
information that helps the reader know their location in the book, including the page number, section name, page name, etc.
a type of decorative border used in book design
a collection of illustrations or photographs in a book
a summary of the book's content at the beginning
Caption
text near a photo that tells about the photo and the people pictured; tells who, what, where, when, why, how
a brief description of the photo's background and context
the title of the photo that summarizes its content
the name of the photographer who took the picture
Color Choice
Using the right colors helps the pictures pop out at the viewer.
Colors should always be bright and vibrant.
The more colors, the better the picture looks.
Colors should be chosen randomly without consideration.
