INFOLIT

• persuasive text - influence or persuade others. ex: letter, speech, debate, thesis
• plain text or unformatted text - consisting of fixed size characters. Ex: E-mail, chat or text
• formatted text - appearance can be change using parameters. Ex: Encoded in the MS Word
• Hypertext - serve to link different electronic documents
• loseless compression - pinapaliit ang bite
• JPEG - print out
• PNG - best for online
• TIFF - mas maliwanag. Ex: billboards
• BMP - logos
• SVG - web to web
• MOV - video file format for IOS
• FLV - video file format for Adobe
• Literacy Text - use of flowery words
• Factual Text - inform or persuade by giving facts and information. Ex: recipes, intrstuctions
• Contrast - two elements are different from each other
• Repetition - repeating some typefaces
• Alignment - how the text is positioned
• Proximity - how near or far
• Appropriateness - how fitting or suitable the text
• Emphasis - importance of value given to a part of the text - based content. Ex: italicized, bold, enlarge
• decorative - used in cartoons
• script - cursive writing, brush-like strokes
• slab serif - solid or heavy look to the text. Ex: large advertsing sign on billboards
• sans serif - clean or minimalist look
• sans - means without or nothing
• serif - formality and readability
• typeface - also called font or font type
• text - simple and flexible format of presenting information