A comprehensive overview of antialiasing, a technique used in digital graphics to smooth the edges of characters in text and images, thereby improving readability and visual quality.
Lines Per Inch (LPI) is a measure often used in halftone printing to describe the density of lines in a printed image.
Triple buffering extends double buffering to three buffers for even smoother rendering, albeit with increased memory requirements.
Vectors are mathematical entities represented by magnitude and direction, as well as graphics defined by paths, shapes, and mathematical formulas, which provide infinite scalability without pixelation.
A grid is a pattern of intersecting horizontal and vertical lines used in various applications such as word processing tables, graphics programs, and design layouts.
