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What is the primary function of graphic design as described?
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?
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'?
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?
What is the role of lines in graphic design?
Which characteristic does NOT influence the impact of lines in graphic design?
Which characteristic does NOT influence the impact of lines in graphic design?
How do shapes contribute to graphic design?
How do shapes contribute to graphic design?
What ancient forms of expression contribute to the history of graphic design?
What ancient forms of expression contribute to the history of graphic design?
What is a common application of graphic design beyond simple visual communication?
What is a common application of graphic design beyond simple visual communication?
What defines a geometric shape in design?
What defines a geometric shape in design?
Which of the following statements best describes form?
Which of the following statements best describes form?
How can texture contribute to a design?
How can texture contribute to a design?
What is the main characteristic of symmetrical balance in visual design?
What is the main characteristic of symmetrical balance in visual design?
What is branding primarily concerned with?
What is branding primarily concerned with?
In design, what is visual identity?
In design, what is visual identity?
Which type of balance does NOT require equal visual elements on both sides?
Which type of balance does NOT require equal visual elements on both sides?
What role does perspective play in defining a form?
What role does perspective play in defining a form?
What does the term 'layout' refer to in design?
What does the term 'layout' refer to in design?
Which principle of layout focuses on placing related elements together?
Which principle of layout focuses on placing related elements together?
Which type of white space refers to the large spaces between content elements?
Which type of white space refers to the large spaces between content elements?
What is one benefit of using white space in design?
What is one benefit of using white space in design?
Which of the following statements about 'lay out' and 'layout' is correct?
Which of the following statements about 'lay out' and 'layout' is correct?
How does white space contribute to viewer interaction rates?
How does white space contribute to viewer interaction rates?
What does improved comprehension in design refer to in relation to white space?
What does improved comprehension in design refer to in relation to white space?
Which layout principle can help in organizing the visual structure of a design effectively?
Which layout principle can help in organizing the visual structure of a design effectively?
What role does white space play in design?
What role does white space play in design?
How does alignment contribute to design?
How does alignment contribute to design?
What is meant by contrast in design?
What is meant by contrast in design?
What is the primary purpose of repetition in design?
What is the primary purpose of repetition in design?
What is the difference between font and typeface?
What is the difference between font and typeface?
Which alignment types can be utilized in design?
Which alignment types can be utilized in design?
In typography, what does the term 'typeface' refer to?
In typography, what does the term 'typeface' refer to?
Why is white space important in branding?
Why is white space important in branding?
What is the first step in creating a brand identity design?
What is the first step in creating a brand identity design?
Why is it important to avoid mixing fonts in a single text?
Why is it important to avoid mixing fonts in a single text?
Which of the following describes how to create an attractive color palette?
Which of the following describes how to create an attractive color palette?
What primary characteristic should a logo possess?
What primary characteristic should a logo possess?
What is meant by 'getting a personality' in branding?
What is meant by 'getting a personality' in branding?
What defines a monochromatic color scheme?
What defines a monochromatic color scheme?
Which of the following options is NOT part of establishing a brand's identity?
Which of the following options is NOT part of establishing a brand's identity?
What is a common characteristic of logos like Amazon, Google, and IBM?
What is a common characteristic of logos like Amazon, Google, and IBM?
Which color scheme involves using one primary color and its two adjacent colors on the color wheel?
Which color scheme involves using one primary color and its two adjacent colors on the color wheel?
What should be considered when selecting professional typography?
What should be considered when selecting professional typography?
What does the RGB color profile represent?
What does the RGB color profile represent?
Which of the following color schemes is known as double complementary?
Which of the following color schemes is known as double complementary?
When working on designs intended for print, which color profile should be used?
When working on designs intended for print, which color profile should be used?
What is a common characteristic of an achromatic color scheme?
What is a common characteristic of an achromatic color scheme?
Which color scheme utilizes colors that form an equilateral triangle?
Which color scheme utilizes colors that form an equilateral triangle?
Why are stock photos preferred over clip art in modern designs?
Why are stock photos preferred over clip art in modern designs?
Flashcards
Graphic Design
Graphic Design
Visually communicating using typography, images, colours, icons, and other illustrations.
Line
Line
A shape connecting two or more points, essential in graphic design (thick, thin, curved, jagged).
Line Attributes
Line Attributes
Characteristics of a line like weight, color, texture, and style affect its impact in design.
Shape
Shape
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Line & Shape Relationship
Line & Shape Relationship
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Graphic Design Fundamentals
Graphic Design Fundamentals
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Visual Communication
Visual Communication
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Graphic Design Examples
Graphic Design Examples
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Geometric Shapes
Geometric Shapes
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Organic Shapes
Organic Shapes
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Form (3D)
Form (3D)
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Visual Balance (Symmetrical)
Visual Balance (Symmetrical)
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Visual Balance (Asymmetrical)
Visual Balance (Asymmetrical)
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Branding
Branding
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Visual Identity
Visual Identity
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Texture (Visual)
Texture (Visual)
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Brand Identity
Brand Identity
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Logo Design
Logo Design
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Color Palette
Color Palette
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Typography
Typography
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Brand Personality
Brand Personality
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Market Research
Market Research
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Brand Positioning
Brand Positioning
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Supporting Graphics
Supporting Graphics
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Layout
Layout
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Proximity
Proximity
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White Space (Micro)
White Space (Micro)
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White Space (Macro)
White Space (Macro)
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Alignment
Alignment
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Contrast
Contrast
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Repetition
Repetition
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Layout vs. Lay out
Layout vs. Lay out
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White Space
White Space
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Alignment
Alignment
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Contrast
Contrast
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Repetition
Repetition
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Typography
Typography
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Brand Identity
Brand Identity
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Design Tone
Design Tone
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Local grouping
Local grouping
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Monochromatic Color Scheme
Monochromatic Color Scheme
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Achromatic Color Scheme
Achromatic Color Scheme
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Analogous Color Scheme
Analogous Color Scheme
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Complementary Color Scheme
Complementary Color Scheme
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Split-Complementary Color Scheme
Split-Complementary Color Scheme
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Triadic Color Scheme
Triadic Color Scheme
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Color Profiles (RGB)
Color Profiles (RGB)
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Color Profiles (CMYK)
Color Profiles (CMYK)
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