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IT152_Lecture_07_Text_2013a Flashcards

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All web content used to be…?

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disseminated with text.

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Graphics and other media elements have been added, yet text remains…?

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primary vehicle for communicating content.

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The effective use of a text is dependent upon…?

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typography and typefaces used.

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Typography…?

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Type design, it is the typeface used and the way the type is arranged to communicate an idea.

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Typeface…?

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Set of characters, usually made up of alphabet letters, numerals, symbols, that all follow the same rules within the set.

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Font…?

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set of characters within a typeface that has specific characteristics associated with it

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Fonts belong to a…?

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font family such as Times New Roman.

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Fonts contain…?

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variations on the font face.

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Text should be…?

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easy to read and visually pleasing.

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When content is mostly text, typography takes on…?

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greater importance.

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Users may not have fonts specified in XTHML documents, so Web pages may not…?

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resemble original design.

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Different fonts, when used properly can…?

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  • help focus attention on certain text on the screen
  • Enhance readability
  • Set a tone (serious, light-hearted)
  • Project an image (progressive, conservative)
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Default fonts are ones that…?

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come preinstalled with each OS

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Many font designers sell or offer…?

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royalty free fonts via the Web.

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If you use a font that is not on a user’s computer, the user’s OS will…?

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substitute a default font when the Web page is viewed.

Better to use common fonts for a standard Web-based text.

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Understand fonts…?

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  • Serif, Sans Serif, Decorative
  • Monospaced vs. Proportional
  • Style
  • Size
  • Spacing
  • Colour
  • Alignment
  • Line Length
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Fonts are classified as…?

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serif, sans serif, or decorative.

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Serif fonts have…?

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feet or short lines at the end of the strokes of the letter.

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Sans means “without”, so a sans serif font is one …?

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without serifs or without feet.

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A decorative font may have a combination of ….?

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serif and sans serif fonts, or it may be one that cannot be categorized either way.

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Sans serif fonts most often used for…?

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headings, titles, callouts.

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Serif fonts are used for…?.

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long or dense bodies of texts.

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Monospaced fonts…?

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each character takes up the exact same amount of horizontal space.

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Proportional fonts…?

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each character takes up a varying amount of horizontal space.

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Font styles include…?

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italic, bold, and underline.

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Italicized fonts do not…?

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generally read well on screen.

27
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An underlined word or phrase usually indicates…?

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a hyperlink.

28
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Unless the text is a hyperlink, avoid…?

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the use of underline.

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Fonts often measured in…?

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point sizes.

30
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Choosing the proper point size depends on …?

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how the font is to be used, that is, as a title, body text, subhead or decorative.

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Ten and 12 points are common point sizes for…?

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type displayed on a Web page.

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Kerning…?

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used to specify the amount of space between characters.

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Leading…?

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Amount of space between lines of text.

34
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Cascading style sheets (CSS)…?

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Used to control kerning and leading in an entire Web site.

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Colour creates…?

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emphasis, a visual disturbance.

36
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Colour applied to text contributes to…?

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overall mood and tone of the page.

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The six-digit hexadecimal value is used to…?

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reference colour on a Web page (this is blue: hex 0033CC)

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Alignment:

Typography used to …?

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create patterns of organization the page.

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Text can be…?

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  • Left aligned
  • Right aligned
  • Center aligned
  • Justified
40
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Long lines of text are…?

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hard to read.

41
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Columns of text are …?

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often more readable then long lines of text.

42
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recommended that designers allow for approx…?

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30 to 40 characters per line.

43
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CSS, similar to a style used in a word processing program in that it defines…?

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the appearance of the text on a Web page.

44
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Four different types of CSS…?

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  • Inline
  • Embedded
  • Linked
  • Imported.
45
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Inline styles…?

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inserted into the body of HTML.

46
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Disadvantage of inline styles…?

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they have to be added to each tag you want to modify.

47
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With embedded or internal style, all of the style information appears in the…?

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of the XHTML document.

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Linked styles are more powerful than…?

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inline or embedded styles.

49
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Linked styles direct multiple XHTML files to …?

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one common style sheet document.

50
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Imported styles allow you to use one style sheet that you can override using…?

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inline, embedded, and linked styles.

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When multiple styles are used, the order of importance is as follows….?

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  1. Inline styles
  2. Embedded styles
  3. Linked Styles
  4. Imported styles
  5. Default browser styles
    Each style overrides the next style.
52
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Show an animation or use narration rather than…?

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text to present the idea.

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A hyperlink allows users to select…?

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a button, word, or graphic that “jumps” or connects to another Web page where more information is available.

54
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Drop-down boxes with scroll bars and list arrow, will display…?

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more text when clicked by the user.

55
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One way to ensure that text will be displayed in a specific format is to…?

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change the text into an image.

This is helpful when logos, headings, and titles need specific fonts

56
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Portable Document Format (PDF)…?

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Developed so documents could be transported and viewed without the requirement that the users viewing the documents own or have access to the software with which the document was created

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