Yearbook

Front

Large, catchy words, often enhance by graphics

Back

primary headline

Front

A strip of white space that spans two pages to visually link them

Back

Eyeline

Front

Indicates the page number and content

Back

Folio

Front

Two facing pages in a yearbook

Back

Spread

Front

A grouping of pages printed on the same press sheet and folded into a 16-page mini-booklet

Back

Signature

Front

How many types of text alignment are there?

Back

4

Front

Why is alignment important?

Back

It creates a clean design, creates relationships between objects, and guides the reader.

Front

The largest element on a spread is called a

Back

dominant element

Front

Dominant elements should be placed on a spread near: The edge, The center, The gutter, Each other

Back

The center

Front

Photos should vary in: Content, Size, Shape, All of the above

Back

All of the above