Bulletin Boards Flashcards

1
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Conceptual, not overly detailed.

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Simplicity

(Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards)

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2
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Similar to an advertisement

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Simplicity

(Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards)

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3
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Brief Text

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Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards

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4
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Color combination

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Attractiveness

(Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards)

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5
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Appropriate text

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Attractiveness

(Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards)

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6
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Minimum of ___” word height.

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2”

Large enough to be read.

(Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards)

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7
Q

Title at least ___”

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3”

Large enough to be read

(Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards)

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8
Q

Avoid using all capitals

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Characteristics of Good Bulletin Boards

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9
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Balance

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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10
Q

Center of Interest

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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11
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Emphasis

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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12
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Unity

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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13
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Contrast

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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14
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Rhythm and Lines

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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15
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Eye movement

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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16
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Lines and Shapes

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

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17
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Space

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

18
Q

Harmony

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Design Principle for Bulletin Boards

19
Q

Formal (exact)

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Balance

20
Q

Informal (offset–interesting)

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Balance

21
Q

Rule of Thirds

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Center of Interest

22
Q

Avoid putting ___________ ___ _________ in middle of board.

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Center of Interest

23
Q

Refers to something with a face

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Character

24
Q

Arrow (directional)

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Emphasis

25
Q

Color/shading

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Emphasis

26
Q

Achieved by isolation

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Emphasis

27
Q

When things touch

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Unity

28
Q

Achieved by size

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Contrast/Emphasis

29
Q

Lines, Borders, Overlapping

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Unity

30
Q

Dark/light value

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Contrast

31
Q

Enables easier reading

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Dark/light value (Contrast)

32
Q

Achieved by unusual shapes

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Contrast

33
Q

Achieved by Size

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Contrast/Emphasis

34
Q

Repetition is the key to rhythm

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Rhythm and lines

35
Q

The way we use lines/shapes creates a sense of movement across the board

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Repetition is the key to rhythm

(Rhythm and lines)

36
Q

Created by figures

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Eye movement

37
Q

Figures always look to the board!!!

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Eye movement

38
Q

Movement, unstable look, perspective

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Lines and Shapes

39
Q

Includes both positive and negative components.

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Space

(Most difficult to learn to accomplish well)

40
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Fonts, colors, themes, fit together on the board/interact well/work well together.

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Harmony

41
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The used portion of the board.

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Positive space

42
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The unused portion of the board.

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Negative space