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Quizzes #2

Chapter 5

  1. Print: printed reports can be mailed to all stockholders
  2. Web: less cost to produce
  3. Web: update on site and send an email upon each notification
  4. Web: less costly to update on a website this frequently
  5. Web: cost of web publishing is less than print
  6. Print: make a coffee table book and sell at a high price!

Chapter 7

Example B gives a better visual impression and clearer navigation. Example A has buttons that are too large. One must scroll to see the rest of the navigation buttons. The alignment is inconsistent. The ratball button needed to be explained because you don't know what you're going to get if you click it. One of the graphics didn't display.

In Example B all the hyperlinks are seen on the left and have a consistent type of illustration and size and associated text. Hyperlinks can be seen along the bottom without having to scroll.


Quizzes #3

Chapter 9

  1. CMYK
  2. RGB
  3. RGB
  4. 256 colors
  5. The bit depth of the monitor
  6. 256 colors
  7. 16 million
  8. No, only 256 colors
  9. May 7, 2006li>Smaller, so that more pixels will fit per unit
  10. Depends on the memory
  11. 102, 153, 102
  12. 40%, 60%, 40%
  13. 669966

Chapter 10

  1. JPEG, a photograph with gradual changes in color
  2. GIF, sections of solid color
  3. GIF, sections of solid color
  4. GIF, faster load and few colors, no gradients
  5. Unlimited color
  6. Lossless compression
  7. Smaller file size
  8. Recommended for accessibility-friendly sites, if visitor turned off graphics
  9. 2, one smaller and one larger

Quizzes #4

Chapter 12

  1. Never, others might not have that font on their computers
  2. Never, hard for visitors to read across and back
  3. Never, all caps is like cyber-yelling
  4. Never, no contrast, illegible
  5. Never, large type is childish- requires too much scrolling down
  6. Sometimes, underlined text is consistent for visitor to know it's a link
  7. Sometimes, never italic, few short lines of text
  8. Never, get real - legibility rules the day
  9. Never, only for emphasis on a couple of words
  10. Never, start with a professional look and deviate slightly
  11. Never, doesn't make sense.

 
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