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| The movement of psychology known as Gestalt is German for what? |
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| make equal elements look equal |
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| What is the Gestalt Principle of Similarity? |
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| Location, alphabet, time, category, hierarchy |
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| What does LATCH stand for? |
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| In the past, information was designed for? |
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| Information Design is applying traditional and evolving design principles to the process of translating complex, unorganized, or unstructured data into valuable, meaningful information. |
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| Two kind of nerve cells live in the retina which are: |
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| Two things usability combines is useful artwork with a presentation and writing format. |
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| Efficient,enlightening,Effectiv, Enumerating |
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| What are two of the five E's of usability? |
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| When creating a survey what is the first question you should ask? |
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| A sample size is the number of observations to include in a statistical sample. |
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| When you want to change the meaning. |
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| When designing a layout when should you change the text size? |
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| Designers refer to empty space as what? |
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Unclear or inconsistent type
& Lack of Color |
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| What are two common problems with layout? |
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| We read lowercase text about what percentage faster than we do all-caps? |
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| You should use bold type when you want to show contrast and emphasis |
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| Why they should read the document |
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| In regards to headlines what is the first question readers want to immediately know? |
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| Favor the (Fill In) voice-make the sentence subject the actor |
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| Put series items in a bulleted list, rather than paragraph |
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| help readers recall information |
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| A pink stop sign is an example of an inherent color |
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| An example of assigned colors is the democrat color blue and the republican color red. |
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| Fill in the blank: Graphics help to eliminate any possible ___ in the words. |
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| people see elements going in the same direction as being related |
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| The Gestalt pricinciple of common fate is: |
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| To turn the photo around to make it point in the opposite direction |
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| What does flopping a photo mean? |
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| Although color can help your readers to recall information, don’t expect them to remember a code of more than_____________? |
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| Cropping is a form of visual editing in which you cut from a photo any elements that distract from the story you want to tell with the photo. |
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| a form of visual editing in which you cut the photo subject out of its background and horizontal borders. |
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| Diagrams communicates on a different level than words do because they _____ , it doesn't just tell. |
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| shows measurement and quantities |
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| answer a primary question for the reader. |
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| All diagrams share the need to |
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| A graph is a shorthand means of presenting information that would take many more words and numbers to describe. |
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| shows how parts relate to the whole |
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| Jarrett’s three layer form model suggest attention to the form’s: |
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| The form’s overall purpose |
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| The process of designing a form is similar to that of any information-design project: it must start by analyzing: |
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| The pulled pork recipie process diagram that we created in class is an example of: |
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| How to evaluate a form includes: |
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| send the conscientious writer back into the text |
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| The process of planning or redesigning a diagram approached with full respect for the reader often does what? |
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| Every graphic should include a; |
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| everybody everything they know |
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| Finish the sentence: One problem with the information age is that everybody wants to tell |
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| The goal of each design is to |
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| Information Graphics-is an umbrella term for illustrations and charts that instruct people. |
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| Fill in the blank:Throwing in too many colors is a term called |
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| false - not symbols...graphics |
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| Use symbols to do what photos can’t or can’t do well. |
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| Black on white gives the best contrast |
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| When their meaning is unclear and their design simple, symbols have these advantages over words. |
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| Effective redesign involves give-and-take |
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| According to Heads Up Orientation wayseekers signage should only show wayseekers where they are |
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| It helps to find any errors in the writing |
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| Why should you read a story backwards? |
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| April Gordon writes for print advertising and television. |
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| What company does April currently work for? |
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| How many years of experience does April have writing? |
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| give away the whole article |
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| In regards to headlines April said we should not do this: |
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| When writing if you are unsure of how much space you have to work with you should always write more. |
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| If you are unsure about a topic that you have to write for you should: |
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| What does Human Interest Stories/Photos do to readers? |
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| When writing should you have someone proof your work? |
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| Color is a choice and should be added for? |
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| You should start your design in color then add black and white. |
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| Overuse of color is common, and information may be missed since the viewer’s eyes are overwhelmed. |
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| Raphael Gleitsman liked to portray: |
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| How long has Janet’s career span? |
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| According to Janet’s PowerPoint red is an example of: |
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| Janet has a career in both print and television design. |
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| the human eye is constantly scanning |
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| You have a short span of time to grab viewer’s interest because: |
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| Which Artist did Janet say was her favorite? |
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| According to Artists what are car dealership ads referred to as? |
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| In terms of writing what can we assume that all audiences want? |
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| The Gestalt pricinciple of good continuation is elements that are arranged in a line as a group, even if the line contains gaps. |
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