16 Intro: 6 Principles of Design

What does Proximity mean when designing?

• Grouping by keeping related elements close together

• Keeping similar objects together.

• Spreading out elements to make a pattern

• Sorting relationships and importance.

Which is an example of using Hierarchy?

• Repeating elements in a design.

• Making a design symmetrical.

• Using headings and subheads so the viewer can see the structure of the design.

• Using lots of negative space.

What is white space.

• Areas where the eye can rest where there are no objects.

• Same as negative space.

• Space that separates and isolates elements on a page.

• All of the above.

What is Contrast in Design.

• A difference in size

• Any difference of Size, Color, Tone, Shape that attracts the eye.

• A Black and White Design.

• A difference in Tone

What is Alignment in Design.

• Keeping item the same size

• Keeping text right justified

• Aligning all elements in a grid to keep things in visual order.

• Using lots of white space.

What is Repetition/Continuity in Design.

• Designing your subheads with the same font, size, and color

• Only using no more than 3 fonts on a page.

• Using the same color for your headings and subheads.

• All of the above.

One element is given emphasis to attract attention.

• Proportion

• Focal Point

• Variety

• Balance

What is a way to Emphasize an object.

• Isolate it.

• Make it a brighter color.

• Make it bigger than the other objects.

• All of the above.

This is when a figure has two sides that are mirror images of one another.

• Radial Balance

• Symmetrical Balance

• Asymmetrical Balance

• None of the above.

Line, shape, color, value, texture and size are examples of ...

• Elements of Design

• Principles of Design.

• White Space

• Negative Space