Across
- 2. - Adjustment of the spacing between all characters in a block of text to make the text fit a given space or to eliminate “rivers” of white space.
- 7. - An interactive form in a Web site filled out by readers and sent back to the Web site owner or stored on the Web server.
- 9. - A note alongside the main text that contains interesting or useful information. A sidebar relates to but is not essential for understanding of the main text.
- 10. - The areas of blank space on a page that can be used in a design for balance, contrast, and visual appeal.
- 12. - A distinctive symbol that identifies you, your business, or your organization. It can combine a name, motto, and graphic.
- 13. - A base unit of type measurement. There are 72 points in an inch (2.5 cm).
- 16. - Placeholder text made up of words such as lorem ipsum dolor sit and so forth (usually Latin). In software, can be patterned lines that appear automatically when the characters are too small to read on the screen.
- 17. - Uneven text alignment (the body text is not fully justified).
Down
- 1. - A series of GIF graphics that functions like a film loop, giving the appearance of movement (animation).
- 3. (type or typeface) -All the alphabet letters, numerals, punctuation marks, and symbols of one design.
- 4. - A short line ending a paragraph, which appears at the top of a page.
- 5. - Joint Photographic Experts Group. A graphics format suited for photographs with a continuous range of colors.
- 6. page - The first page readers encounter when opening a Web site.
- 8. - The degree of clarity of graphics or text in print or on the screen.
- 11. - An excerpt from the body of a story used to emphasize an idea, draw readers’ attention, or generate interest.
- 14. - Adjustment of the spacing between two characters to make text fit a given space.
- 15. - A small finishing stroke on a letter T (serif) versus T (sans serif).
- 18. - Graphic Interface Format. A popular graphics format for online clip are and drawn graphics.