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14. Visuals and Their Formatting

14.20 Text Box, Image, Shapes and Buttons

Element Insert from Use Key formatting
Text box Insert › Text box Titles, notes, instructions; + Value adds dynamic values (Module 20.4) Font, size, colour, hyperlink, background, padding
Image Insert › Image Logo (e.g. a fictional Blinkit-style logo you have rights to), icons Scaling (Normal, Fit, Fill), action (make it clickable)
Shapes Insert › Shapes (Rectangle, Rounded rectangle, Oval, Line, Arrows, Triangle …) Backgrounds, panels, dividers, side menus Style › Fill, Border, Text, Rotation, action
Buttons Insert › Buttons (Blank, Back, Bookmark, Information, Help, Q&A, Navigator …) Navigation and actions (Module 19) States (Default, On hover, On press, Disabled), Icon, Text, Fill, Action

Ravindra Bagale's Tip

A common mistake is placing buttons and shapes without naming them in the Selection pane, and then bookmarks become impossible to manage. Name every button and shape ("btn_ShowTable", "bg_Header") as you add it. This matters for both exams and interviews.