Infographic Design Quality Control & Assurance 3

Question 1

When exporting an infographic for web use, which resolution is the standard minimum for ensuring clarity on standard displays?

Accepted Answer

72 DPI

Answer

72 DPI is the standard resolution for web displays, as screens render at 72-96 PPI on standard monitors.

Question 2

A QA reviewer uses a grid overlay to evaluate an infographic. What quality issue are they primarily checking?

Accepted Answer

Alignment and spacing consistency

Answer

Grid overlays help verify that elements are properly aligned and spacing is consistent throughout the design.

Question 3

Which tool is most useful for catching broken links in an interactive or digital infographic?

Accepted Answer

Link checker or validator

Answer

A link checker validates that all hyperlinks embedded in a digital infographic resolve to the correct destinations.

Question 4

What does 'bleed' refer to in the context of print infographic quality assurance?

Accepted Answer

Extra artwork extending beyond the trim edge to prevent white borders after cutting

Answer

Bleed is the extra design area beyond the trim line that prevents unprinted white edges after the paper is cut.

Question 5

During final review, a team finds that two different fonts were used for the same heading style across sections. This violates which QA principle?

Accepted Answer

Typography consistency

Answer

Typography consistency ensures that font choices are applied uniformly according to the established style guide.

Infographic Design Practice Test