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jeatrice · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

When designing for printed messages, what design elements should be considered to achieve effective design?

A) Consistency, conciseness, restraint and detail
B) Consistency, balance, restraint and detail
C) White space, margins, typeface and type style
D) Consistency, balance, restraint and readability
E) Balance, restraint, conciseness and use of mobile devices

Question 2

Using similar margins, typeface, spacing, color, lines and position in all of your documents will result in what?

A) Restraint
B) Balance
C) Consistency
D) White space
E) Detail

stallen · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Even without special training in graphic design, you can make your printed messages more effective by understanding the use of some key design elements: white space, margins and line justification, typefaces, and type styles.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Throughout each message, be consistent in your use of margins, typeface, type size, spacing, color, lines, and position. In most cases, you'll want to be consistent from message to message as well; that way, audiences who receive multiple messages from you recognize your documents and know what to expect. Style sheets and themes can be a big help here.