Across
- 2. the amount of blank space between lines of print.
- 5. the uniform increase or decrease in the spacing between a range of characters.
- 6. a small decorative line added as embellishment to the basic form of a character.
- 9. is the organization of elements on the page to draw the reader's eye to the first, second, and third most important messages to be communicated.
- 11. the most typical alignment. Type that is aligned on the left side and ragged on the right.
- 12. is the arrangement of text in a straight line, or in correct or appropriate relative positions such as left, center, right, or justified.
- 13. a set of letters or symbols in a fixed order, used to represent the basic sounds of a language; in particular, the set of letters from A to Z.
- 14. without serifs.
- 16. 1/72 of an inch in type measurement. Type and rules are measured in points.
- 17. a particular design of type, including all of the sizes and variations, like bold and italic.
- 18. to adjust the spacing between two characters in a piece of text to be printed.
- 19. the length of a line or block of text, best to be between 45 to 85 characters long.
Down
- 1. a printed or written letter or symbol.
- 3. type that is aligned on both the left and right sides.
- 4. the style and appearance of printed matter; the art or procedure of arranging type or processing data and printing from it.
- 6. designed to look like handwriting, script fonts express elegance when used in moderation.
- 7. the line on which most letters sit.
- 8. selecting two to three fonts to use in a design that complement each other in order to more clearly communicate the message of the design.
- 10. alignment type that is aligned in the center and ragged on both the left and right sides.
- 15. type that is aligned on the right side and ragged on the left.