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What is the primary function of graphic design as described?

  • To communicate visually using various elements (correct)
  • To develop software applications
  • To create content primarily for print media
  • To produce art exclusively for galleries

Which of the following components is NOT considered a basic element of graphic design?

  • Shape
  • Balance
  • Weight (correct)
  • Texture

Who was the first to coin the term 'graphic designer'?

  • David Carson
  • William Addison Dwiggins (correct)
  • Pablo Picasso
  • Designers from the Renaissance period

What is the role of lines in graphic design?

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Which characteristic does NOT influence the impact of lines in graphic design?

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How do shapes contribute to graphic design?

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What ancient forms of expression contribute to the history of graphic design?

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What is a common application of graphic design beyond simple visual communication?

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What defines a geometric shape in design?

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Which of the following statements best describes form?

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How can texture contribute to a design?

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What is the main characteristic of symmetrical balance in visual design?

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What is branding primarily concerned with?

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In design, what is visual identity?

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Which type of balance does NOT require equal visual elements on both sides?

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What role does perspective play in defining a form?

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What does the term 'layout' refer to in design?

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Which principle of layout focuses on placing related elements together?

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Which type of white space refers to the large spaces between content elements?

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What is one benefit of using white space in design?

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Which of the following statements about 'lay out' and 'layout' is correct?

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How does white space contribute to viewer interaction rates?

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What does improved comprehension in design refer to in relation to white space?

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Which layout principle can help in organizing the visual structure of a design effectively?

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What role does white space play in design?

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How does alignment contribute to design?

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What is meant by contrast in design?

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What is the primary purpose of repetition in design?

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What is the difference between font and typeface?

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Which alignment types can be utilized in design?

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In typography, what does the term 'typeface' refer to?

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Why is white space important in branding?

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What is the first step in creating a brand identity design?

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Why is it important to avoid mixing fonts in a single text?

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Which of the following describes how to create an attractive color palette?

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What primary characteristic should a logo possess?

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What is meant by 'getting a personality' in branding?

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What defines a monochromatic color scheme?

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Which of the following options is NOT part of establishing a brand's identity?

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What is a common characteristic of logos like Amazon, Google, and IBM?

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Which color scheme involves using one primary color and its two adjacent colors on the color wheel?

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What should be considered when selecting professional typography?

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What does the RGB color profile represent?

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Which of the following color schemes is known as double complementary?

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When working on designs intended for print, which color profile should be used?

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What is a common characteristic of an achromatic color scheme?

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Which color scheme utilizes colors that form an equilateral triangle?

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Why are stock photos preferred over clip art in modern designs?

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Flashcards

Graphic Design

Visually communicating using typography, images, colours, icons, and other illustrations.

Line

A shape connecting two or more points, essential in graphic design (thick, thin, curved, jagged).

Line Attributes

Characteristics of a line like weight, color, texture, and style affect its impact in design.

Shape

A two-dimensional object's outside boundary (height & width).

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Line & Shape Relationship

Lines and shapes form the base of design.

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Graphic Design Fundamentals

Core principles and elements (like lines and shapes) needed for good design.

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Visual Communication

Using visuals to convey information and create impact.

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Graphic Design Examples

Graphic design is used in many things (like logos, websites, presentations, posters).

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Geometric Shapes

Regular, mathematical shapes like squares, circles, and triangles.

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Organic Shapes

Freeform, irregular shapes found in nature.

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Form (3D)

A three-dimensional shape with depth, shadows, and perspective.

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Visual Balance (Symmetrical)

Both sides of a design are mirror images.

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Visual Balance (Asymmetrical)

Both sides visually weigh the same, but have different elements.

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Branding

How people perceive a company, product, or service.

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Visual Identity

The visual representation of a brand using elements like color and typography.

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Texture (Visual)

The look or feel of a surface in a 2D design.

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Brand Identity

How a company or product is visually presented (colors, fonts, logos) to create a consistent image.

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Logo Design

A visual symbol representing a brand. It should be simple, scalable, and memorable.

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Color Palette

A set of colors that make up a brand's visual identity. It can include primary colors with associated families.

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Typography

The art and techniques of arranging type—which includes font selection, size, and style.

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Brand Personality

The emotional and visual character of a brand, revealed through design choices.

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Market Research

Understanding the target audience's preferences and behaviors to inform design choices.

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Brand Positioning

Defining how you want your target audience to perceive your product or company.

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Supporting Graphics

Visual assets like icons, images, or photos that align with the brand's visual identity.

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Layout

The arrangement of elements in a design.

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Proximity

Placing related elements close together.

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White Space (Micro)

Small spaces between design elements.

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White Space (Macro)

Large spaces between design elements.

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Alignment

Organizing elements along guide lines.

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Contrast

Using differing visual elements to highlight and emphasize things.

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Repetition

Using consistent visual elements to enhance structure.

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Layout vs. Lay out

Layout is a noun (organization) and Lay out is a verb (arrange something).

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White Space

Empty space in a design used to improve readability and visual appeal.

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Alignment

Positioning design elements in a structured way to create visual organization in a graphic design layout.

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Contrast

Making design elements stand out by using opposite characteristics, like dark text on a light background.

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Repetition

Using consistent design elements (colors, fonts, etc.) to create visual unity across a design.

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Typography

The art and skill of arranging text for readability and visual impact.

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Brand Identity

The visual elements that represent a brand (logo, colors, fonts).

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Design Tone

The specific feeling or message a design is intended to convey to the viewer.

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Local grouping

Using white space to visually group related design elements together

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Monochromatic Color Scheme

Uses variations of a single color, e.g., different blues.

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Achromatic Color Scheme

Uses desaturated colors like black, gray, and white.

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Analogous Color Scheme

Uses colors adjacent to each other on the color wheel.

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Complementary Color Scheme

Uses colors opposite each other on the color wheel.

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Split-Complementary Color Scheme

Uses colors adjacent to the complementary color.

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Triadic Color Scheme

Uses colors forming an equilateral triangle.

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Color Profiles (RGB)

Use red, green, and blue for screen displays

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Color Profiles (CMYK)

Use cyan, magenta, yellow, and black for printing.

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