Question

One of Mark's logo designs - created exclusively in Illustrator - was used on the cover of a corporate annual. Now the client has called and asked for the same logo to be used in an outdoor billboard campaign. One of Mark's designers worries that Mark's logo is too small to be used on such a large display - that the reduction in quality will be unacceptable. Based on this interaction, Mark realizes that his designer doesn't understand the concept of ____.
a. bitmap graphics
b. pixels
c. interpolation
d. resolution independence

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer to the following question is option d. resolution independence.

Explanation:

Resolution independence is the elements on the computer screens are rendered at the sizes independents from pixel grid which is resulting in the GUI (Graphical User Interface) that display at the consistent size and regardless of a resolution of a screen.

Answer 2

Answer:

Mark realizes that his designer doesn't understand the concept of:

d) resolution independence

Explanation:

Resolution independence is the concept assigned to the phenomenon in which elements in a computer are rendered at sizes different from the pixel grid generating a flexible and modifiable design that can be resized in different scales respecting resolution without degrading it. It is independent of the resolution and it is not affected, so it is one of the major achievements of modern computer design because this was no available years ago and designers had to draw over and over again.