DAD Terms 4

6. Designing layouts for things like magazines or newspapers, making content easy to read and attractive.
9. A short sentence or phrase under the headline that gives more information about the story.
10. A large first letter at the beginning of a paragraph, used to add style and catch attention.
12. The even distribution of elements on a page so it looks stable and pleasing.
13. Adjusting the space between letters in a word to improve readability and look.
16. The size of text, usually larger for titles and smaller for body text.
17. The magazine’s title or logo on the cover, usually at the top.

1. Text on a magazine cover that highlights main stories or features.
2. A single word or short line left alone at the top of a new column or page, making the layout look unbalanced.
3. Extra space around the edges of a design to ensure color or images go to the page’s edge after trimming.
4. The space between lines of text that makes reading easier.
5. A single word or short line of text at the start or end of a paragraph, creating awkward space.
7. The author’s name on an article, giving credit for the writing.
8. A short, memorable phrase on the cover that captures the magazine’s personality or theme, helping readers understand what it's about.
11. Space around the edge of a page that keeps text and images from going too close to the edge.
14. The space between two pages where the pages meet; avoid putting important text or images here.
15. Using different sizes and styles of text to show what most important, helping readers is navigate the page.