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Font Analysis and Document Creation

The document summarizes three assignments: 1) Analyzing text blocks from three publications by font, style, and spacing. 2) Creating lines of text in different fonts and sizes to determine the most readable and prominent. 3) Reviewing two games/programs and diagramming their information structure, noting similar navigation words like "back, previous, next" and common words like "Quit, Home, Menu, Help."

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Font Analysis and Document Creation

The document summarizes three assignments: 1) Analyzing text blocks from three publications by font, style, and spacing. 2) Creating lines of text in different fonts and sizes to determine the most readable and prominent. 3) Reviewing two games/programs and diagramming their information structure, noting similar navigation words like "back, previous, next" and common words like "Quit, Home, Menu, Help."

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Assignment – 2

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1) From three different publications, select a printed page. Circle the


different blocks of text. Characterize the types of text used in each block
by providing for each page:

 Publication name and page number.

 Which blocks are headlines? What type of font is used? Is it bold? serif?
Characterize the text. How is it spaced? Which blocks are body text?

 What type of font is used? Is it bold? serif? Characterize the text. How is it
spaced?

ANSWER:-
The village by the sea

a. Published by Heinemann
Page number 69

b. 1st block is headline. Font is bold. San serif font is used. This is in loose track and
unkerned.

c. 2nd and 3rd blocks are body texts. Serif font is used. This is in tighter track and
kerned.

2) Create a new document in a word processing application. Next, type in a


line of text and copy the line five times. Now change each line into a
different font. Recopy the entire set of lines three times. Finally, change
the size of the first set to 10-point text, the second set to 18-point text,
and the third set to 36-point text.
 Which of the smallest lines of text is most readable?
 Which line of text stands out the most?
ANSWER:-
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT

I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT

I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
I love SLIIT
a) Which of the smallest lines of text is most readable?
18 point , times new roman line is the most readable.

b) Which line of text stands out the most?


36 points, adobe fan heiti std B line.

3) Review two different games or educational programs delivered on CD-


ROM. Create a diagram that shows how the information in each is
structured. For each, describe:

a) How are the navigational structures similar in the two programs?


b) ANSWER:-
They have use the words which are “back, previous, next” and the arrows for
navigational structures.
c) What words are common to both programs (for example, “Quit,”
“Home,” “Help,” etc.)?
ANSWER:-
Quit, Home, Menu, and Help

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