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Print Media Products (first teaching 2022) MatchUp
Target Level
C
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Click on a top box, then click on its match below. Or, drag a top box and drop it onto the correct match. Match all pairs before clicking ‘Check’.
Aesthetic
Contrast
Continuity
Proximity
Balance
Typography
Composition
Repetition
Alignment
Letter spacing
Filters
The way in which elements are organised and displayed on a page. Many creators use invisible grids to make sure content looks tidy.
The distribution of images and text to make sure all sections of a publishing product aren’t too cluttered or too sparse
Similar to balance, this describes how close to one another different elements of a publishing product are
The style and appearance of fonts used in a publishing media product
The arrangement of people, objects and their surrounding environment in a photograph
How beautiful or visually pleasing a photograph looks
An image editing technique that involves the layering of a colour or texture over an image
The way in which different elements of a publishing product are designed to visually complement or clash with one another
When certain elements, particularly words, are used more than once for effect
The process of adjusting the space between letters in order to maintain a consistent density of letters within a body of text
Ensuring that the typography in a product is visually consistent