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37 Cards in this Set
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cosistency can be accomplised through which one of the four desings elements
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repitition
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which design element groups related or similar items together
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proximity
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what does it mean when a work is in the public domine
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any one can use it
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using word art for the main title and regular font for supporing info is an example of which design elements/
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contrast
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adding a thick line at the top and bottem of a page to ceate unity is an example of whcig basic design element
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repition
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true or false
the rule of porximity states that objects near each other tend to be seen as a unit |
true
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true or false
on a page without contrast the reader dosent know where to look first or whats important |
true
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which type of alignment refers to beginning all lines at the left margin and edning thme at the right margin
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full allignment
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how many alighnments should be used of one page
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one
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items that are similar in some way tend to be grouped together |
false
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true or false
a readers natural tendency is to read from upper left to lower right |
true
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ture or false
white space can be used to unite or separate elements |
true
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what are various ways you can create contrast in a documents
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color lines thickness type size shape and space
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true or false
center alignment is good format for alot of text |
false
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true or fals
serif type is best left to heading and short amounts of text and sans serif type is best for large bodies of text |
false
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what is leading
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amount of space added betwean lines
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what is kerning
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to take up space between letters
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true or false
a vector graphic is made up of tiny colored square pixels that work together to form in image |
true
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what is the newest file formant that allows for more resizing and varying degrees of transparency without loss of clarity
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PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
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what image file is best used for images with only a few distinct colors
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GIF (Graphics Interchange Format
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what is a jpeg
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an image file format best suited for photographs and complex images that do not require transparency. This type of compression results in loss of clarity.
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what is tint
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a color mixed with white
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what is shade
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a color mixed with black
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true are false
when we say color we are often talking about hue |
false
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true or false complenmentary colors create contrast
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false
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what is opaque
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u cant see throughn it
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what refers to how pure the color is
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saturation
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what refers to how dark or light a color appers
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hue
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what was the first use of publishing
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aldus page maker
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determines how dark an object is, making it more difficult to see through
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opacity -
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refers to a lightened hue; white is added
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tint
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refers to a darkened hue; black is added
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shade
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another term for white space; “shape” of white space is as important as the text or graphics
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negative space
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an image file format best suited for photographs and complex images that do not require transparency. This type of compression results in loss of clarity.
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JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
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an image file format best suited for images with only a few distinct colors, such as line drawings, black and white images and small text that allows for some resizing without a loss of clarity. GIF also supports transparency.
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GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) -
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an image file format similar to GIF that allows for more resizing and varying degrees of transparency without a loss of clarity.
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PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
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an image file format that preserves image detail. Because of large file size, works best for high-quality printing
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TIFF (Tagged Integrated File Format)
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