The physical placement of texts and graphics in a document. (WP, Gr. 6)
Overall shape of conductive track on a PCB. Syn: pattern, image.
An outline that gives the general appearance of the printed page, including text and graphics.
The organization of all elements of an ad or page in space.
The way you structure the training environment (e.g. arranging seats in rows or in a circle) Layout will give a meta message about the training.
(1) The arrangement or plan of any given area, such as rooms within a structure. (2) The plans (drawings) showing the arrangement of a given area.
The topological arrangement of conductors and components in integrated circuit design. A precursor to artwork.
A design for graphic advertising production, roughly depicting the look of the finished advertisement.
grouping of pages in your scrapbook that go together, one page or more• arrangement of heading, journaling, and photographs together
Arrangement of elements on a page including visuals, body text and headlines
The compilation of text and graphics on a page.
The overall plan or design of a document or document page.
1. The process of assembling words, images, and other elements on a page to form a finished piece. 2. A STAMP produced by OPI software.
the specific physical arrangement or exact placement of all the elements of a print advertisement, including headline, subheads, illustrations, body copy, logo, symbols, and whatever else appears in the advertisement; the total design and appearance of an ad. Often refers to a working drawing that shows how a print advertisement is to look and where all the elements are positioned in the ad. See balance, contrast, emphasis, flow, gaze motion, harmony, and unity. Also see thumbnail, rough layout, comprehensive, and mechanical.
Plan showing the allocation of treatments among experimental units. A detailed plan showing the arrangement of replications and treatments in an experiment.
A text formatting term: The arrangement of text and graphics on a page.
Preliminary sketch or arrangement showing the size, position and colors of illustrations and text matter in advertisements and other printed matter, and also including special instructions to platemakers and printers. The lithographic stripper's layout drawn in pencil on goldenrod paper flat for positioning photographic negatives (or positives) of units or pages. Made from original layout or dummy. The printed form used for writing in the instructions for positioning the negative (positive) on a photocomposing machine for exposing each "step" of multiple images.
The design of the report, including such elements as size of the type page, typeface, and arrangement of text and graphics materials. Also see Dummy.
The interior arrangement of departments and merchandise within departments, as well as space allocation for aisles, counters, fixtures, etc. (same as Store Layout).
in textile design, the arrangement of a pattern on the fabric (e.g. scatter, border); in graphic design, the arrangement of the elements (e.g. text, images) on a page
The graphic table cover that indicates all places where wagers can be placed
The physical placement of text and graphics in a document.
a design for the overall appearance of a printed page--with particular emphasis on the effective positioning and arrangement of page elements
a graphical image, composed of individual elements that represent boxes, lines, text and graphs
a map that lets you display multiple views, charts, tables, and graphics, and formats them for printing
a module that decides which elements (album, item, comment, link, etc) goes where on the page
an arrangement of a boat's cabins and equipment
an arrangement of type and art
an element of the overall design
a resource to lay out a portal page, that can be reached via a javax
Geometric arrangement of widgets in an interface.
properly refers to the arrangement of the track but often used to mean the whole railroad: cars, locomotives, scenery, and all.
The overall design of a book's pages, including the arrangement of text, illustrations, graphics, title, page numbers, and font/typeface usage.
The way the columns or fields of a file are arranged.
The design of any magazine page, including pictures, headlines and captions.
The overall design of a proposed printed piece.
The overall design of a page, spread, or book, including elements such as page and type size, typeface, and the arrangement of titles and page numbers. Your individual FHSU Portal will have different appearances due to placement of tabs, columns and channels and styles of text and colors.
The arrangement of elements on a page. Elements are the things that populate a page, such as navigation, background, content, graphics, links, etc. Most websites use a uniform layout throughout the site because uniformity is easiest for the user. Layouts may vary, however, if the site owner requires a unique presentation or the site is made for casual surfing, where entertainment is the goal. Whether the layout is uniform or varied, it must be both functional and pleasing to the eye.
A written/graphic plan of how the completed book should come together and look. A full layout includes all elements from page placement to binding, and beyond.
The way items are arranged on the page
1. The arrangement of panes within an application frame. 2. A kind of pane that is responsible for allocating space to its children, taking their preferred sizes into account.
The arrangement of type and logos within a printing area.
The way in which graphics and typographic elements are placed on a page.
arrangement of text and graphics on a page [ layout books
the arrangement and positioning in a design of text, illustrations, photographs, diagrams, and so on
The arrangement of elements in the communication, designed to optimize use of screen real estate within the prospect's email client. Layout of an email must take into account the fact that only a small portion of the content will appear in the visible window ("above the fold"), and further reading requires the prospect to scroll down.
The placement of text and images on a page.
The overall arrangement of motifs or objects woven into a rug.
The grouping of pages in your scrapbook that go together. Some layouts fit on one page, most fit on two and some are put on panoramic layouts.
The arrangement of the elements in an ad or on a page in a pleasing and readable manner; a physical "blueprint" of the page.
A sheet, ruled into columns, indicating where articles and ads will be placed on the newspaper page.
the combination of different elements of an ad, photo, logo, text, color selections, etc. that have been arranged to give the ad an overall cohesive look.
the arrangement of text blocks, headlines and graphics on a page.
A layout is a map that lets you display views, charts, tables, imported graphics, and graphic primitives. The layout is used to prepare these graphics for output from ArcView or ArcInfo. A layout defines what data will be used for output and how they will be displayed
Put visual elements into a pleasing and readable arrangement.
A design, drawing or arrangement containing ad copy showing how final ad reproduction will look.
Usually a 12”x12” completed Scrapbook page - but can be any size.
The way in which parts of a text are organised and presented on a page. Certain texts have special layouts, e.g. letters and newspaper articles.
one method of evaluating a website. Is the website well organized? Is it easy to find files and information? Is it easy to read? Is there consistency across all the pages of the website
Grouping of paper elements, photos and embellishments to create a scrapbook page.
Overall design of a piece of printed work.
The term for the overall structure of you site as well as the body of each page. A site design has a site layout. Each page has a body layout. You can add more structure to a basic body layout by using tables.
The arrangement of a workspace, including the size and location of any open the Desktop windows and the location and contents of the Desktop Window.
The art of composing text, type, pictures and graphical elements to a pleasing solution.
The total arrangement of a sign's graphics. Shows the overall plan of how the art and copy will be arranged on the face.
the physical arrangement of the illustration, headline, sub-headline, body copy and signature of an advertisement (500)
the overall design of a web page, including fonts, headlines, and graphics
Another word for "scrapbook page". Layout also means the arrangement of papers, photos, and embellishments on your page.
Another word for scrapbook page(s). It can also mean what is on your scrapbook pages. "Here is the layout of my layout."
An arrangement of image blocks you work with to create your composites. The Composite Editor provides layouts that contain from 10 to 64 images.
The arrangement of all the elements of a book's design, from text paragraphs and illustrations to chapter titles and page numbers.
Within an air-drying yard, layout refers to the arrangement of timber stacks in the yard.
In a database document, a graphic representation of the way records will look when you browse or print. You can use different layouts to display, organize, and print the same information in different ways.
Layout is the term used to describe what the content of portal page looks like. It is a combination of tabs, columns, and channels.
This is your scrapbooking page, your design.
The overall design or mockup of a page, including typeface, headlines, page number, and visuals showing how the page will look when printed; a guide for the printer.
(1) The area of an editor in which you can create, modify, position, or delete objects while viewing their graphic representations. (2) Defines the format of the report output using SQL*ReportWriter objects.
The process of arranging editorial content, advertising, graphics and other information to fit within certain constraints
The arrangement of elements, type, and graphics, on a page.
In printed-circuit board design, the arrangement of the individual components on the circuit board. ... more
a rough or finished design showing the positions of component graphic elements such as type and illustration in correct scale and relation to each other.
Physical arrangement of resources or centers of economic activity (machines, groups of people, workstations, storage areas, aisles, etc.) within a facility. Layouts include product (linear or line), functional (job shop or process), cellular, and fixed position.
A reference to the positioning of the visual elements on a display or page.
the physical arrangement of cards at the beginning of a game, typically with Tableau piles in certain positions.
Plan or way in which construction materials are arranged in a construction, especially bricks and ashlar stones.
The arrangement of elements on a scrapbook page, it may use photos, title, journaling, embellishments, etc.
A way in which the placement of all the elements, images and text etc., can be arranged and laid out before final output.
the position of stories, advertisements, photos and graphics on a page (also Dummy)
The arrangement of printed matter on the page, including margins, line spacing, type specification, header and footer information, indents, and more. Synonymous with geometry.