Yearbook Vobac

unit of measurement in graphic design equal to 1/6 of an inch

the area in the center of the spread/ layout where the yearbook is bound and where the paper runs into the spine

an imaginary, horizantil line of one pica used to unify the two pages in a spread

the natural movement from left to right using the content elements

the first element the designer places on the spread, often a single photo or a collection of photos that belong in the center

largest photo on the spread

design, photo, story, and/ or copy that used on a spread

largest type on the spread, attract

supplements and supports the p headline

words/ articals that provides facts an quotes

placed to the outside; above, below,left, or right of photos, gives futher description of photo

white space used to frame or separate; can ether be vertical or horizontal

page number design

an additional content element usually with an extra quotes and pictures; provides a differnt perspective on the story

techique that repeats headlines design for context modules

when a content element is placed in a rail and connects other context elements

an unoccupied part of the design

area of white space that separates two or more content elements intentionally

area of white space that detracts from and content, left unintentionally

the variety that creates a dynamic design anf sparks visual intrest to keep the presentaion lively and engaging

vertical divisions used as guides to place content elements

horizontail divisions used as guides to place content elements

established boundarys for the spread

a prototype design or outline for a spread or section that everyone can follow to insure consistency

design technique that creates order and indecates important through size and placement