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which of the following is the best description of wysiwyg?
wysiwyg is used in the gutenberg bible to create layouts for
better readability.
wysiwyg describes the method used to choose the size and
shape of the typeface to match marketing profiles.
wysiwyg describes the ability to see type and image detail on a
computer screen that is the equivalent of the printed version.
wysiwyg is used primarily to produce golden section
proportions in design projects.

Explanation:

WYSIWYG stands for "What You See Is What You Get". It is a concept in computer - related fields (specifically in the context of digital design and document creation). The Gutenberg Bible predates computers, so the first option is incorrect. Choosing typeface size and shape for marketing profiles is not the core of WYSIWYG. Producing golden section proportions is about design ratios, not WYSIWYG. The key idea of WYSIWYG is that the visual representation on a computer screen (in terms of text, images, etc.) closely matches the final printed output.

Answer:

WYSIWYG describes the ability to see type and image detail on a computer screen that is the equivalent of the printed version.