yearbook terms

Question 1

Domiance

Answer 1

each page should have a dominant element on the design. This may be a photo or a connected group of photos

Question 2

Contrast

Answer 2

try to mix up elements and sizes of photos on your page to create contrast & varitety,increasing reader appeal.

Question 3

eyeflow/eyeline

Answer 3

this is a invisible line that runs across the DPS,helping connect the 2 pages & keep the readers visual flow.

Question 4

Types of photos

Answer 4

Dominant,action,reaction,scrapbook/environment,COB,selective color

Question 5

sig(minibooklet)

Answer 5

16 page

Question 6

multiple

Answer 6

big peice of paper with 8 pages

Question 7

ladder

Answer 7

page by page planner & deadline tracker

Question 8

cover

Answer 8

presents the theme(front & back lid and spine)

Question 9

endsheet

Answer 9

The first and last page( thicker )

Question 10

Double page spread

Answer 10

two facing page that tells the same story

Question 11

page

Answer 11

A single page of content

Question 12

byline

Answer 12

who the content was written by

Question 13

mod

Answer 13

mini design groups on a spread or a page

Question 14

traditional coverage

Answer 14

title page,table of contents, and opening - on page 1

Question 15

sports section

Answer 15

highlights the athletic events

Question 16

sections

Answer 16

clubs,people,student life,advertising

Question 17

index

Answer 17

what a person is on what pages

Question 18

theme

Answer 18

The big idea that tells the story of your yearbook

Question 19

folio

Answer 19

page with theme