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Monitor Layout
A monitor layout typically consists of the following components:
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Screen: The main display area where content is shown.
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Bezel: The frame around the screen that separates it from the outer casing.
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Stand: The base or mount that supports the monitor.
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Controls: Buttons or touch-sensitive controls for adjusting settings like brightness, volume, and input source.
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Ports: Connectors for cables, such as HDMI, DisplayPort, USB, and audio jacks.
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Logo: Brand logo usually located at the center or bottom of the bezel.
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Power Indicator: LED light indicating whether the monitor is powered on or in standby mode.
When designing a monitor layout, consider the placement and visual hierarchy of these components. For example, the screen should be the focal point, with the bezel framing it neatly. The controls and ports should be easily accessible but not distract from the screen.
Here is a simple ASCII art representation of a monitor layout:
_______________________
| Brand Logo |
|-----------------------|
| |
| Screen Area |
| |
|_______________________|
| Controls | Ports |
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By organizing these components effectively, a monitor layout can enhance user experience and aesthetics.
