Exam 5: Page Layout

A page with content that is rarely updated is referred to as a ___________.

In table design, the process of consolidating multiple cells into a single cell is called ___________.

A _______ is a short descriptive title or subtitle used to mark the beginning of a paragraph or content area.

The Z-Layout is a variation of the Gutenberg Diagram.

Placing large amounts of text on the screen at a time is generally a good idea and will not overwhelm the senses or lead to eye fatigue.

A ________ is a rectangular grid comprised of editable regions called cells.

A ___________ is often used for document processing and book publishing, where the majority of page content is continuous text with few images.

Which of the following Adobe software tools would you most likely use for page layout?

A ___________ is the negative space surrounding the outside edges of a spatial zone or page.

A ___________ is the visible outline or stroke denoting the outer frame of a design element such as a table cell, text box, or graphic.

In a multicolumn grid, text does not need to flow in an uninterrupted stream of lines from the top of the page to the bottom.

A(n) ________________ is a popular design framework for breaking up pages into smaller and more easily editable parts.

The negative space between a design element or region and it's outer edge or border is referred to as ________.

The headline carries the biggest and boldest font style on the page.

The __________ is a mathematical construct used to determine the ideal proportions of a rectangular page or visual design space.

A(n) ___________ graphic is one where the adjacent text wraps around it to the left and/or right

A ___________ is a uniform square unit of space created by the intersection of perpendicular lines in a grid.

The term __________ refers to the main text of a published document or advertisement and is usually the most abundant source of content on a page.

Which of the follow is true of an inline graphic?

All variations of the grid system are based on the use of horizontal and vertical lines.