Need to knows Flashcards
(90 cards)
Input devices:
Scanner, digital camera
Digital publishing advantages:
Easier to edit
Can send to client for approval
Can email instantly
Quicker to apply finishes
Can reach a wider audience
Easier to share the website
Website can be accessed
anywhere
Immediate updates to content can be made
Animated effects, hyperlinks and
videos can be embedded
Social Media links can be added
Portrays the company as being
modern
Websites can contain more
information
Digital publishing benefits to environment:
No oil based ink
No paper
Reduces carbon footprint since no transport is needed
Paper/printed copy advantages:
Low cost
Can be produced on site
Not prone to viruses/data theft
Freehand drawings are a quick way of generating a range of ideas
Ways to benefit environment when printing:
Use recyclable material
Use less material (paper/cardboard)
What are the two types of fonts?
Sans serif
Serif
Sans serif typeface qualities:
Easier to read
Modern
Simple
Younger target market
Serif typeface qualities:
Fancy
Elegant
Older
Appeals to older target market
Design elements and principles:
Alignment
Unity
Dominance
Contrast
Depth
Use of alignment and types:
Alignment structures a page.
Types: horizontal, left, right, centre alignment
Use of unity and examples:
Unity links a page together.
Types: Repetition of fonts, colours, shapes, text size. Text wrap and line behind aspects on a page.
Use of dominance and examples:
Dominance is used to draw your eye to an aspect of a page and is often the first thing you look at.
Types: largest item on page, most contrasting aspect of page, most intricate aspect
Use of contrast and types:
Contrast is used to make aspects of a page stand out and makes the page more eye-catching.
Types: contrasting scale, fonts, text sizes, shapes, colours
DTP features:
Column
Margin
Gutter
Caption
Header
Running headline
Heading
Title
Footer
Folio
Column rule/rule
Indent
Hanging indent
Line spacing
Pull quote
Justification
Drop cap
DTP edits:
Crop (square and full crop)
Rotate
Text box
Handles
Text wrap
Flow text along a path
Colour fill
Colour picking
Textured fills
Gradient fill
Transparency
Drop shadow
Serif, sans serif and script fonts
Reverse
2D CAD commands:
Trim, elipse, arc, line, fillet, chamfer etc.
3D CAD commands (mentioned in modelling plans):
Extrude
Subtract
Shell
Linear array
Box array
Workplane
Revolve
Radial array (draw + extrude shape first then copy face and use radial array around centre axis- state how many times wanted)
Constraints:
Mate (constrain)
Align (flush)
Centre axis (insert)
Types of views:
Detailed, exploded, assembled, sectional
Isometric, oblique, planometric, one and two point perspective
Use of detailed views:
An enlarged view to show intricate details.
Use of exploded isometric views:
To see how components/parts assemble together and which order
Clear view of each component
Easier to understand by a wider audience (non-technical
person)
Use of assembled views:
To see assembled product with components in correct position, to make sure parts fit together properly
Use of sectional views:
To see interior details.
What does ⬆️ mean in a scaled drawing?
Shows you where North is.