Yearbook

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Across
  1. 4. an imaginary, horizontal band of 1-pica spacing used as a unifying device; runs across the two facing pages, visually linking the spread.
  2. 7. the date that completed yearbook pages are due
  3. 9. image tagging software, including facial recognition technology, available on the Yearbook Avenue website allows staffs to identify everyone in the photographs making tracking, captioning and indexing images easy
  4. 11. artwork, shapes, backgrounds, logos and borders provided for use on yearbook pages
  5. 13. the main headline. Uses a few well selected, creatively designed words to capture reader's attention and deliver the dominant message as well as an overview of the page content.
  6. 14. text accompanying a photo that adds information
  7. 15. art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed. The arrangement of type involves selecting typefaces, point sizes, line lengths, line-spacing, and letter-spacing, as well as adjusting the space between pairs of letters
  8. 18. ordered list of the topics, along with the page numbers on which they are found. Usually located at the beginning
  9. 20. position or arrangement of the elements in a photo; content of a photo.
  10. 23. grouping of pages that are printed on the same press sheet and folded into a 16-page mini-booklet
  11. 25. the center of the spread, where the yearbook is bound with thread and glue into the spine. Typographic elements should not be placed in this area.
Down
  1. 1. outlines the details of a yearbook sales campaign and highlights reasons for consumers to buy the yearbook. Includes goals/objectives, target audience, theme, timelines, sales dates, events, strategies and materials needed.
  2. 2. the most common allocation of space, two facing pages presenting several content modules, each with a different angle on the topic.
  3. 3. a page-by-page planner and deadline tracker used to identify content, record deadlines, plan color placement and track pages submitted and proofed
  4. 5. the second tier of information in a headline that adds specific information or details; often written in sentence style
  5. 6. editing the image area to be reproduced; enhances a photo's visual impact by removing dead space from the sides, top or bottom.
  6. 8. opposing elements spark visual interest. If all content elements are the same size, format, shape, weight or color, the design risks becoming monotonous
  7. 10. indicates a new section and provides design continuity throughout.
  8. 12. an alphabetical directory of every person, team, group, advertiser, and topic featured in the words and photos on the pages of a yearbook
  9. 16. establish boundaries for the content; they provide a frame of white space along the top, bottom, left and right outside edges of the spread.
  10. 17. an unoccupied part of a design
  11. 19. a coverage approach that uses a time element such as seasons or months to organize
  12. 21. a complete set of characters (letters, numbers and symbols) that share a common weight, width and style
  13. 22. eight pages on one side of a press sheet, indicated by shading on the ladder
  14. 24. the first thing a reader sees when receiving a yearbook, so it should make a positive first impression