gride

Question 1

• A … layout is an invisible structure that underlies the page
• functions as a guide for the placement of layout elements.
• can help generate distinctive, dynamic images.

Answer 1

grid

Question 2

We use grids in design to:

Answer 2

• keep order
• align
• bring an organized unity to
  1. facing pages,
  1. anentire publication,
  1. a series of publications.

Question 3

The first consideration when choosing a grid
is the …. it will contain

Answer 3

elemnts

Question 4

If it is composed of many independent
paragraphs, the underlying grid should
break into smaller units.
* The tinier the grid units, the more choices
you will need to make about placement.
* The more placement options there are,
the greater the chance that unity will be
lost.

Answer 4

t

Question 5

…. of the grid can lead to
the most interesting page designs.

Answer 5

Breaking out

Question 6

how to breack out of the gride

Answer 6

Elements may cross over from
column to column, extend to the
end of the page, or extend onto
adjacent pages. This doesn’t mean
the grid will be completely ignored.

Question 7

Everything on the page should …. with
something else. A grid is an effective tool
in insuring that text and images …

Answer 7

align

Question 8

Break … only for emphasis and
sparingly within a piece

Answer 8

alignment

Question 9

Rule of thierd

Answer 9

Visually divide your page into thirds.
* Place elements on the page within these
thirds for a more interesting and visually
appealing layout

Question 10

For best appearance in facing pages,
…. should be sized progressively from
smallest to largest:

Answer 10

margins

• Inside
• Top
• Outside
• Bottom

Question 11

The goal is to guide the eye
skillfully through the various
elements.
.

Answer 11

path
layout

Question 12

• …are both used to bring
  balance and harmony to page
  design.

Answer 12

Grid structure and the path
layout

Question 13

in the path layout there must to be

Answer 13

• There must usually be a clear
  focal point, and a clear path
  to the next element

Question 14

G u i d e l i n e s f o r V i s u a l
H i e r a r c h y

Answer 14

• Establish primary message you want to present
• Call attention to lists of items by placing bullets
• Use white space
• Use** reversed type** to separate or emphasize
• Establish a **hierarchy **of type sizes for headlines,
  subheads, text, etc.
• Make the most important element Stand out.
• Position important information in the upper left
  corner
• Use rulers to separate information into groups.