Lecture 3-Text in Multimedia Flashcards

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…is the simplest of data types and requires the least amount of storage.
…in the form of words. Used to communicate thoughts and ideas.
…not as visually exciting, but conveys essential and precise information.
…most common form of information delivery.

A

TEXT!!!

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Text on screen must be selected properly to convey the correct information and choose only the most essential information that will be displayed on screen, because of…?

A

Readability Issue :(

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Categories of Text Elements…? (3)

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  • Alphabet characters
  • Numbers
  • Special characters
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OCR stands for…?

(possible optional question)

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Optical Character Recognition

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Graphic representation or the shape of characters.
Is a family of related fonts.

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Typeface

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Collection of characters of different sizes and styles of a typeface. Pertains to the style of lettering.

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Font

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Font Properties contains the…?

A
  • FONT SIZE
  • FONT STYLE
  • FONT COLOR
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Text Arrangement contains the…?

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  • Text Alignment
  • Text Margins
  • Text Spacing
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Often used as font for headlines, headings, and titles / subtitles in printed materials.
it is perceived to be more readable.

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Sans-Serif Fonts
(Ex. Arial, Verdana, Calibri, Helvetica, Tahoma)

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also called Cursive fonts.
Often used as font for formal invitations, posters, and greeting cards.

Never used as the font for body text! (might become messy)

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Script Fonts
(Ex. Brush Script, Lucida Handwriting, Edwardian, BlackJack, Sophia)

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Preferred for printed materials with lengthy text like in newspapers, magazines, and books.
More readable when printed compared to the computer screen.

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Serif Fonts
(Ex. Times New Roman, Garamond, Bodoni, Baskerville, Bookman Old Style)

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Often used for programming code and displaying formulas.
All characters have equal width.

Never used as the font for body text! (might become messy)

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Monospaced Fonts
(Ex. Courier, Lucida Console, Lucida Typewriter, Source Code Pro)

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13
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If the fonts that you used is not available in other people’s computer, a default font will be used for substitution.
It is because some fonts installed in your machine may not be available in other user’s machine.

A

Font mapping

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14
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Font is measured in Points.

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Font Size

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15
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It is used to emphasize text.
Also contains the following three general styles.

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Font Styles
* BOLD
* ITALIC
* UNDERLINED

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16
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to achieve a good contrast and harmony between the foreground text color and the background colors to ensure readability.
Colors are quite important because they catch the attention of the target users.

A

TEXT COLOR
Duh…lol

17
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Adding space between lines of text also improves readability on screen.

A

Text Spacing
line spacing includes Double spacing, 1.5 spacing, and Single spacing.

18
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The space between lines of text is called…???

A

Leading