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it is the simplest part of something. start learning
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picture that shows only the basic form of something, without much detail. start learning
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simple drawing or rough outline of something. start learning
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image that is created on a surface with a pen, pencil, or other instrument. start learning
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general idea or understanding about what something is or does. start learning
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small, specific part of something. start learning
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black residue that is produced by burning wood and is used to make drawings and sketches. start learning
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black, shiny mineral that can be used to make the part of a pencil that makes a mark. start learning
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large, flat surface that is used for holding paper when drawing or sketching. start learning
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category of two-dimensional art forms that are often used to create commercial art. start learning
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art that involves writing with decorative letters and symbols. start learning
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type of printmaking that involves transferring an image to something from a flat, oily surface. start learning
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type of printmaking that involves transferring an image first to a rubber surface from the original plate, then to paper. It is usually used for printing many copies of the same image. start learning
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art that involves producing images by transferring ink to paper with plates made out of metal, wood, or other materials. start learning
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type of printmaking that involves transferring an image to something from a fabric screen. start learning
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colored liquid that is used to produce images in printmaking. start learning
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type of printmaking that involves applying an image to paper by pressing it against an inked surface with raised lines. start learning
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type of relief printing that involves transferring an image to something from a carved block of wood. start learning
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part of the Internet that includes information about a particular person, business, or other subject, and usually contains multiple connected webpages start learning
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particular page on a website, with its own unique web address. start learning
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worldwide network that allows information to move between computers and other devices. start learning
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process of planning the appearance and function of a website. start learning
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way something looks or is visually presented. start learning
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information, such as text or graphics, that is included in something, such as a document or webpage. start learning
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technical process of building a website. start learning
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quality of being useful or having a practical purpose. start learning
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measure of how easily something can be used. start learning
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the act of moving from one webpage to another. start learning
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measure of how quickly and easily a website can be located. start learning
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computer program that is used to locate information on the Internet. start learning
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process of putting information into a programming or markup language. start learning
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A framework or outline of a website's layout and navigational systems. start learning
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A system for displaying a webpage's content and formatting instructions, and is not seen in the final displayed version of the text. start learning
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markup language that specifies the format of most webpages. start learning
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HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
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family of markup languages that are extended or advanced versions of HTML. start learning
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XHTML (Extensible HyperText Markup Language)
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system of communication that tells a computer what to do, usually involving how to process or display information from a markup language. start learning
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programming language that applies a particular style to basic text in a markup language. start learning
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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
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programming language that is used to transfer certain types of formatting into readable forms. start learning
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XSL (extensible stylesheet language)
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programming language that is used to control the actions of a computer program or web page. start learning
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software that allows people to create and manage webpages without extensive knowledge of programming and markup languages. start learning
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web content management system
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type of barcode that is used to store electronic information about something, such as a webpage. start learning
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system for transferring data securely over the Internet, so that only the intended recipient receives it. start learning
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link on a webpage that can be clicked to open another webpage. start learning
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format for entering data into publishing software that requires the user to input a markup language, and does not immediately show the project's final appearance. start learning
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graphic content, including pictures and symbols, that is often provided with word processing software. start learning
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production of newspapers, magazines, books, or other printed matter by means of a printer linked to a computer. start learning
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section of content in an electronic document or presentation, similar to a paper page in a physical document. start learning
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type of display technology that is designed to mimic the appearance of regular paper and is typically not backlit. start learning
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arrangement of contents and design elements on a page. start learning
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paper copy of a design or of text. start learning
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To produce and issue it either over the Internet or on paper. start learning
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it is represented on a computer screen exactly as it will appear on paper. start learning
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WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get)
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it is 8.27 inches wide and 11.69 inches long paper. start learning
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To change it into a different format. start learning
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a function in design and word processing programs that allows a user to quickly locate all the instances of a particular term and change them to something else. start learning
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set of formatting instructions for images that ensures design consistency. It often includes features like borders, shapes, colors, and transparency. start learning
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measurement of the spacing between letters or characters in text. start learning
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measurement of the amount of blank space between lines of print. start learning
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it is 8.5 inches wide and 11 inches long paper. start learning
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a layout that is used as a template for multiple pages in a document, so that each page contains the same design elements. start learning
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measurement of a paper's width and length. start learning
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file format for text and images that is easily sent and printed. start learning
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set of formatting instructions for text that ensures design consistency. It often includes features like font, kerning, and text color. start learning
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a job that a company does for a client, usually for a set fee that is agreed upon in advance. start learning
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design company that is more business-oriented or multidisciplinary than a design studio. start learning
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worker who is hired as temporary staff or on a job-by-job basis. start learning
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a worker who is hired for various jobs. start learning
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group of two or more individuals who agree to work together. start learning
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it is designed and distributed with the purpose of advertising a company, product, or service. start learning
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a person who owns a design firm. start learning
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act of directing a client to a design studio or firm that can satisfy the needs of a project. start learning
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worker who is hired to work in a specific area of an industry. start learning
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an employee who works regularly for a company and is paid a salary. start learning
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group of designers working together. start learning
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it has little or no narrative content. start learning
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moving image that can be narrative or abstract. start learning
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the art of designing station identifiers, logos, titles, and other media for use on television. start learning
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short promotional sequence designed to run between two television programs. start learning
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network identifier that has been animated. start learning
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it is an image that has motion. start learning
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discipline practiced by designers who create moving graphics either for titles or for graphic elements. start learning
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it follows a logical sequence according to a story. start learning
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studio of designers who create titles and trailers. start learning
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portfolio of film or television work. start learning
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sequence preceding or following a movie or television show. start learning
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short film intended to promote a television show or a movie. start learning
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person who manages the overall design of a publication as well as the design department of the publication. start learning
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date or time by which work needs to be completed. start learning
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an article that is representative of the opinion of the author. start learning
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the rate at which a publication is published. start learning
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a worker who is responsible for producing information graphics such as charts, graphs, or maps. start learning
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practice of writing or editing for the purposes of p!-lblishing a periodical. start learning
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a worker who is responsible for creating the design components of a publication, including features, columns, and inserts. start learning
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periodical that comes out on a weekly or monthly basis and focuses on a particular subject. start learning
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publication that is published daily, weekly, or monthly and focuses on news. start learning
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any printed publication that is published on a regular basis. start learning
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printed or digital newspaper, magazine, or other type of periodical. start learning
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open space in a publication or broadcast that companies can purchase to show advertisements. start learning
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the act of publishing announcements designed to call attention to a product, service, or idea. start learning
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a company that creates and implements advertising for other companies. start learning
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large sign visible from the road that is available for advertisements. start learning
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unique name or identifying feature that distinguishes the products of one company from any other. start learning
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collection of advertisements that are focused around one central theme. start learning
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recorded advertisement for television or radio. start learning
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person in charge of writing the text or slogan for an advertising campaign. start learning
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person in charge of the artistic aspect of an advertising campaign. start learning
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a form of small printed advertisement that is posted in prominent places or delivered by hand to consumers. start learning
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