Deck 11: Designing Successful Documents and Websites

Question 1

Storyboarding:

A) originated in the film industry.
B) refers to sketching the way you want your website or other document to look like.
C) All of these choices are correct.

Answer 1

C

Question 2

Identify:
Heads and Subheads

Answer 2

Heads (e.g., titles) and subheads (e.g., subtitles) are brief descriptive phrases that
signal starting points or major divisions in your document. They provide helpful road signs for readers charting their course through a document.

Question 3

You can assume that your web audience will read through your entire website.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Justification refers to:

A) having relevant ideas.
B) alignment of your type.
C) being protected legally.

Question 5

Today's web-based culture requires that all documents be user friendly and visually appealing.

Question 6

In this tech-savvy age, you don't have to worry about your audience being able to find your website.

Question 7

When designing a document, of primary importance is:

A) page layout.
B) typography.
C) heads and subheads.
D) graphics and color.
E) All of these choices are correct.

Question 8

The rules for effective page design are:

A) keep it simple.
B) be consistent.
C) make it clear.
D) remember that less is more.
E) All of these choices are correct.

Question 9

Identify:
Graphic Icons

Question 10

Identify:
Desktop publishing programs

Question 11

You need to update your website regularly.

Question 12

Identify:
Typography

Question 13

The font you use can make your work look businesslike or casual.

Question 14

Websites can be changed and edited more quickly than print sources.

Question 15

Identify:
White Space