Flyer Design Basic Flyer Design 5

Question 1

A designer receives a client's logo as a low-resolution JPEG. What should they request instead?

Accepted Answer

A high-resolution TIFF or vector file

Answer

A high-resolution TIFF or vector file (EPS, SVG, AI) ensures the logo remains crisp when printed or scaled on the flyer.

Question 2

What is the typical standard flyer size in the US?

Accepted Answer

8.5" x 11"

Answer

8.5" x 11" (US Letter size) is the most common standard flyer size in the United States.

Question 3

Which design principle states that related elements should be grouped close together?

Accepted Answer

Proximity

Answer

Proximity groups related information visually, helping viewers understand which elements belong together.

Question 4

A flyer has the event name, date, time, venue, and CTA all displayed in the same font size. What problem does this create?

Accepted Answer

No visual hierarchy to guide the reader

Answer

Without size variation, no element stands out as most important, leaving the viewer unsure where to focus first.

Question 5

When would a designer choose a sans-serif font over a serif font for flyer body text?

Accepted Answer

When the flyer is printed at very small sizes or used digitally

Answer

Sans-serif fonts are cleaner at small sizes and on screens because they lack the small strokes that can become blurry or muddy.

Flyer Design Practice Test