Digital Design S2 Unit 4 lessons 2-3

What is the main focus of Unit 4?

• Coding interactive websites

• Creating and editing images

• Designing mobile applications

• Writing technical reports

What is the key difference between raster and vector images?

• Raster images are made of mathematical paths, while vector images are pixel-based

• Vector images are made of mathematical paths, while raster images are pixel-based

• Raster images can be resized infinitely without loss of quality

• Vector images are best for detailed photographs

Which of the following is NOT a vector file format?

• SVG

• AI

• PNG

• EPS

What question should you ask before creating an image?

• What software should I use?

• How many layers should I add?

• Would Mrs. Monigal Like it?

• What is the purpose of this image?

Which file type is commonly used for raster images?

• PDF

• AI

• JPEG

• SVG

Why are vector images ideal for logos and icons?

• They are more colorful

• They use a grid of pixels

• They can be resized without losing quality

• They take up more storage space

Which design element is NOT part of creating vector images?

• Shape & Form

• Color

• Gradients

• Audio Balance

What principle helps maintain balance in an image?

• Rule of Thirds

• Saturation

• Compression

• Contrast Ratio

What happens when a raster image is scaled up?

• It becomes smoother

• It remains clear at any size

• It gets pixelated

• It self destructs

Which of these is a common use of raster images? Check ALL that are correct!

• Digital paintings

• Website backgrounds

• CAD drawings

• Magazine layouts