color
helps identify a object in a design
hue
the name given to a color
saturation
the amount of hue used in a particular color
brightness
how light or dark a color appears adding black or white change the brightness
lines
give direction in a design thick lines to show importance
shape
the form of an object
texture
how something feels bumpy smooth
proportion
correlation of different parts in a design regarding there size
balance
the way a design is horizontally or vertically arranged semetrical design is equal asemetrical is not same but holds balance
rhythm
when lines colors shapes repeat ->
emphasis
the main focal point of a design
unity/harmony
when all elements and principles of a design looks as if they belong with one another
Digital graphics
any design that is made or can be changed by a computer
resolution
how clear a bitmap/raster graphic is
color depth
the number of colors a graphic contains
bitmap graphics
blurry when zoom,nicknamed raster graphics
vector graphics
use math formulas and do not lose clarity when zoom in and best for large graphics in print
color modes
the mode an image uses to display on screen or imprint
color gamic
a range of colors in a color p
color libarys
when color sitsum mackers develup psific colorssitum mackerz develup p sific colors betten apps and cumputter program
dithering
pixels that replace colors that can not be dislad on sarten divises
vigal hierarchy
when the deziner uses diffrent teakniks to caery the vewers eye from 1 componet to the next
white space
te appces or text or graghics or duzins
aliment
when parts of adesing arange a figuling pleaceing blassing
color scaem
agroup of colors are selected cafully selecteded to capsher the attenchen or set a mood for a user