Unit5Task2
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Interactive elements in digital publications can include audio, video, and graphics. Audio can describe content for deaf readers, while video shows visuals to supplement audio. Interactive features allow two-way communication between users and devices through controls like play, pause, rewind and fast forward. While video provides visual aids and context, it can be poor quality or distracting. Graphics provide color, identity and visuals but some may not need images.
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![Graphics advantages/disadvantages
Advantage disadvantage
Visual aid [some]
colour
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Unit5Task2
- 1. Interactive elements in digital publication UNIT5 TASK2 BY JOSHUA HURLEY
- 2. Audio sound, especially when recorded, transmitted, or reproduced.
- 3. Audio/video audio is a sound that can talk to the reader about the article and video will be able to show people that are deaf what's going on instead of the audio speaking
- 4. graphics the products of the graphic arts, especially commercial design or illustration. the use of diagrams in calculation and design.
- 5. Definition of interactive features of or relating to a two-way system of electronic communications, as by means of television or computer: interactive communications between families using two-way cable television. Interactive features are when you give the computer or a device and instruction. For example pausing rewinding fastforwding playing
- 6. Video advantages/disadvantages Advantage disadvantage Visual aid Poor quality Adds on extra dimension to the info Video digresses Allows readers to see what’s subscribed.
- 7. Graphics advantages/disadvantages Advantage disadvantage Visual aid [some] colour Identity