- hierarchy - A clear understanding of which items in a design are most important and which are not.
- critique - a review of a work with a two or more people.
- contrast - difference between elements in design
- dpi - dots per inch,
- design firm - a company that designs and creates items such as logos, corporate identity, business cards, websites, etc.
- radiation - in design, objects coming from a single point.
- type family - also know as font, a design of type including all styles and sizes
- leading - the space between lines of text
- tracking - the space between a set of two or more letters
- kerning - the space between a pair of letters
- gradation - a gradual change often shown with tint, opacity, size, weight, ect.
- bristol board - a 100lb white medium
- medium - something a design is made on. Could be paper, canvas, wood, etc.
- linen tester - similar to a magnifying glass, this instrument is used when working with small detail and exact measurements.
- gutter - the space between columns.
- margin - the space from the outside edge of a document to its workable area.
- en-dash - a dash the width of a lowercase n.
- em-dash - a dash the width of a lowercase m.
- x-height - height of a lowercase x.
- descender - characters that extend below the baseline. ex: ygjp
- ascender - characters that extend above the mean line ex: tifbdjhkl
Friday, October 30, 2009
Box 25 - Jargon
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