EMTECH QUIZ

• LINE – connecting two or more points. It begins by extending one point in a specific direction.
• POINT – simply a dot. It establishes the position and acts as a visual focus.
• SPACE – or area, refers to the surface that acts as a visual container, drawing attention to other visual elements in the layout.
• The 3 basic types of shapes:

   

  • GEOMETRIC 

  • NATURAL 

  • ABSTRACT
• GEOMETRIC – triangle, square, rectangle, and circle
• NATURAL – animals and plants
• ABSTRACT – icons, stylized figures, and graphic illustration.
• COLOR - is produced by an object that reflects light.
• Colors - can produce dramatic changes in a design when it is used to emphasize things or create images.
• PRIMARY COLORS

  •red

  •green

  •blue
• SIZE - It refers to how large or small something is in a document. It helps to create a layout more attractive and organized.
• TEXTURE - The look or feel of a surface. Printed patterns are a type of visual texture.
• BALANCE – the visual weight of object, texture, color, and space evenly distributed on the screen. Balance can be symmetric and asymmetrical.
• EMPHASIS – an area in the design that may appear in a different size, texture, shape, or color to attract the viewer’s attention
• MOVEMENT – visual elements guide the viewer’s eyes around the screen.
• PATTERN, REPETITION, AND RHYTHM – these are the repeating visual elements on an image or layout to create unity in the layout or image. Rhythm is achieved when visual elements create a sense of organized movement.
• PROPORTION – visual elements create a sense of unity where they relate well with one another.
• VARIETY – this uses several design elements to draw a viewer’s attention.
• Infographics - are used to represent information, statistical data or knowledge in a graphical manner usually in a creative way to attract the viewer’s attention.
• INFOGRAPHICS - it makes complex data more visually appealing to an average user.
• ELEMENTS OF INFOGRAPHICS

  • DATA 

  • DESIGN 

  • STORY 

  • SHAREBILITY
• DATA – reliable, timely content
• DESIGN – theme, color, font, readable
• STORY – problem, clever, solution, message
• SHAREBILITY – virality, SEO, location, social
• WHAT ARE THE 9 TYPES OF INFOGRAPHICS?

  •STATISTICAL INFOGRAPHIC

  •INFORMATIONAL INFOGRAPHIC

  •TIMELINE INFOGRAPHIC

  •PROCESS INFOGRAPHIC

  •GEOGRAPHIC INFOGRAPHIC

  •COMPARISON INFOGRAPHIC

  •HIERARCHICAL INFOGRAPHIC

  •LIST INFOGRAPHIC

  •INFOGRAPHIC RESUME
• Infographic resume - won’t be able to entirely replace a traditional resume in most cases. But they’re a great visual document to bring to an interview, to publish on your portfolio site, or to include in an email application.
•  hierarchical infographic - can organize information from greatest to least.
• List infographic - are generally straightforward—the goal is to make them more eye-catching than a basic list. Visuals, like icons can replace bullet points, and creative fonts and colors, can make each item stand out.
• COMPARISON INFOGRAPHIC - A lot of people have trouble picking between multiple options.

  Whether you want to compare options in an unbiased way, or you want to make one option seem better
• Geographic infographics - use map charts as the focus visual. Different types of map charts work better for different types of data.
• process infographic - is the best infographic for providing a summary or overview of the steps in a process.
• Timeline infographics - are the best type of infographic for visualizing the history of something, highlighting important dates, or giving an overview of events
• informational infographic - is the best infographic for clearly communicating a new or specialized concept, or to give an overview of a topic.  
• If you want to visualize survey results, present data from multiple sources, or back up an argument with relevant data, then a statistical infographic is the best infographic to do that. 
• ELEMENTS OF DESIGN

  •POINT

  •LINE

  •SHAPE

  •FORM

  •TEXTURE

  •COLOR

  •VALUE

  •SPACE
• ONLINE COLLABORATION -simply put/ lets group of people work together in real time

  over the internet.
• WEB CONFERENCE -Provides a live audio/ video communication between two or more locations to conduct meetings, training, or presentations via the internet
• web portals a website that contains

  information from different sources and places them in one location in a uniform way.
• ONLINE COLLABORATION - Sharing information

  to each other