Design Beginner to Advance
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Make a Small Changes But Get a Big Impact. Designers have a vocabulary all their own. If you’re getting design work done, knowing the right terminology will help you communicate with one another and get the results you envision. (We promise it’s a whole lot easier than high school French.)
Take a look at these design terms. Study them. Commit them to memory. Eh… That’s too much work. Just bookmark this page and use it as your design word cheat sheet. Here are the most important descriptive design words you should know:
Design: composition, balance, proximity, alignment, repetition, contrast, white space, hierarchy
Photography & artwork: resolution, DPI, PPI, bleed, trim, pixels, crop, stock photo
Typography: serif, sans serif, script, ascender, baseline, descender, kerning, leading, tracking, weight
Color: hue, tint, tone, shade, saturation, monochromatic, analogous, complementary, triadic, opacity, CMYK, RGB
Website elements: header, navigation bar, breadcrumb trail, landing page, HTML, user interface, wireframe
File formats: AI, EPS, PDF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, PSD, TIFF
Logo types: abstract mark, emblem, lettermark, pictorial mark, mascot, wordmark