2. • A plan or drawing produced to show the look
and function or working of any object before
it is made.
• A design has different connotations in
different field.
• A design is a very vast term that include
almost everything.

3.  Graphics are visual image or design on some
surface such as wall, canvas, screen, paper or
stone to inform, to illustrate or to entertain.
 In contemporary usage it includes: pictorial
representation of data, as in computer-aided
design and in educational and recreational
software. Images that are generated by a
computer are called computer graphics.

6.  it is any two
connected points.
Lines are useful for
dividing space and
drawing the eye to a
specific location.
 Lines can be vertical,
horizontal, diagonal,
or curved. They can
be any width or
height.
 It can be continuous,
implied, or broken.

7. • Color is one of the most
obvious elements of
design, for both the user
and the designer.
• It can stand alone, as a
background, or be applied
to other elements, like
lines, shapes, textures or
typography.
• Color creates a mood
within the piece and tells
a story about the brand.
• Every color says something
different, and
combinations can alter
that impression further.

9. • A shape is defined as a
two or more
dimensional area that
stands out from the
space next to or around
it due to a defined or
implied boundary.
• Everything is ultimately
a shape, so you must
always think in terms of
how the various
elements of your design
are creating shapes,
and how those shapes
are interacting.

10.  space is one of the most commonly
underutilized and misunderstood aspects of
designing for the page.
 The parts of the surface that are left blank,
whether that’s white or some other color,
help to create an overall image.
 Positive space and negative space

11. • Meaning the way a
surface feels or is
perceived to feel.
Texture can be added
to attract or repel
interest to an
element, depending
on the pleasantness
of the texture.

12.  This is very important part of graphic and web
design is typography. Like color, texture, and
shapes, the fonts you use tell readers you’re a
serious online news magazine, a food blog or a
game portal or a fashion website.
 Words are important, but the style of the words
is equally essential.

13. • Form can be measured, from top to bottom
(height), side to side (width), and from back to
front (depth).
• Form is also defined by light and dark. It can be
defined by the presence of shadows on surfaces
or faces of an object.
• Form may be created by the combining of two or
more shapes. It may be enhanced by tone,
texture and color. It can be illustrated or
constructed.
• 3-D