Unweighted GPA is the most common way to measure academic success in high school. It uses a scale of 0 to 4.0 and ignores the difficulty of the courses. That means an A in an AP or IB course and an A in a simple course both value 4.0 It is a simple method to […]

DPI… Short for Dots Per Inch, is the measure for resolution and quality in the world of printing and graphics. Simply said, it shows you how many tiny ink dots a printer can lay in one linear inch of paper Those spots together form text, photographs and art on the page. More spots, the sharper […]

Bleed is part of the design that extends past the edges of where the paper will be cut It is the area removed after the printing. It gives the printer a bit of space so that the paper moves naturally during the process. If you do not use bleed, white strips or blank edges could […]

GSM means “grams per square metre” and it is for measuring the weight or density of paper. Simply put, it shows how much one square metre of the product weighs. This measure is also used for clothes. Although the official symbol according to the metric standards is g/m² in everyday life you commonly write “gsm”. […]