Across
- 2. A mathematical rule that’s used to repeatedly create visually pleasing designs.
- 5. The empty space on a page that prevents overcrowding of elements.
- 6. A design for a spread or module in a yearbook. It accounts for all elements on a page.
- 9. The space between elements on a spread. Should be consistent between all elements. Use smaller spacing between photo groups and larger spacing between sections.
- 10. The structure created when the spread is divided into a number of equal divisions, in order to design a layout with consistency.
- 11. A framework of vertical or horizontal columns used for organizing and aligning content.
- 13. The position of elements on a layout in relation to other elements.
Down
- 1. The boundary established around the entire spread to provide a frame of white space along all sides. Text elements should never cross into the external margin.
- 3. Serves as an anchor point for design elements. Should be place in the middle third of the spread, horizontally. No elements should cross the eyeline.
- 4. When content or imagery extends past the edge of the page.
- 7. A design created to be used as a pattern for production of future designs.
- 8. A design element that uses a large letter that appears at the start of a block of text.
- 12. Boundary established for content to stay within.