Crossword 4

1. A set of 3 colors.
5. The place in a design where the viewer’s eye spends most of its time.
6. A set of two facing or adjacent pages.
7. The three colors that are equidistant from the primary colors on the color wheel.
8. The arrangement of visual elements of a page according to their order of emphasis.
9. The resolution of these images do not change or alter, they are calculated with math (lines and points).
13. A layout in which the visual weight is distributed in a way as to create a mirrored image from side to side or top to bottom.
15. The primary group of people that a graphic design is trying to reach.
18. The illusion of physical weight on a 2D surface.
20. The space between words.
21. A set of letters, numbers, and punctuation that share the same design.

1. Adjusting the space between letters in a range of text.
2. A simple sign that represents another often more complex thing.
3. Written language and imagery that combines to form messages and connect with an audience.
4. The process of designing with typeface and letterforms.
10. The colors between each primary and secondary color on the color wheel.
11. The thickness of strokes in a font.
12. Capital letters of the alphabet.
14. No compression, standard desktop publishing format for importing images.
16. The market that a business or organization wants to reach.
17. The space on a page that does not contain any visual elements.
19. The height of lowercase letters, excluding ascenders and descenders.