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16 Must Know Terms In Graphic Design

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Feb 2014

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Serif & Sans Serif

Serif Is the type of fonts that have crossing stroke i.e. tips at the end. For example, Times New Roman & Courier fonts are Serif fonts while Sans Serif fonts are modern fonts with no strokes at ending. For example, Arial and Helvetica are Sans Serif fonts.Serif fonts are used to give classic appeal to graphic designs and they are more readable with prints while Sans Serif fonts are used to give modern appeal to graphic designs and they are believed to be more readable with online content.

Mockup

Mockup means real prints of design. Clients who want to have idea of how actual designs will look in reality, may ask the designer for mockups. A mockup doesn’t always need to be a real print of graphic design. It also can be realistically rendered photos of the design looking quite similar to a real one. It is also called proof, paste-up, blue-line or wireframe depending upon the context in which it is used. See an example of realistic business card mockup here

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28 Types Of Designs To Promote Your Business [Infographic]

19
Feb 2014

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Promoting a business can be much efficient and easy with professional business designs. Making sure you use all of them for doing it can also assure you that you get maximum promotion out of your branding efforts. Here are 28 essential business design elements you should be using.

28 Types Of Designs To Promote Your Business

28 Business Design Elements

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