Graafikad

Graafikad is the Estonian plural form of graafik, a term used across several domains to refer to graphical representations or images. Depending on context, graafikad can mean charts or diagrams used to present data, or visual artworks and graphic assets produced by designers. The term is common in both technical and creative settings.

In data visualization and mathematics, graafikad describe graphs that illustrate relationships between variables. They include line graphs, bar charts, histograms, scatter plots, and network graphs. Such graphics help reveal trends, correlations, or structures within datasets. In broader mathematics and computer science, a graph can also denote a network of nodes and edges used in algorithms, mapping, and modeling.

In design and digital media, graafikad refer to graphic works and assets created by designers, including logos, illustrations, icons, and interface graphics. They may be produced as raster images (for example PNG or JPEG) or as vector graphics (such as SVG or EPS) and are used in print, web, user interfaces, and multimedia. The term highlights both the artistic and technical aspects of creating visual representations.

See also: graph theory, chart, diagram, vector graphics, raster graphics, graphic design.