Week 6 - DGA

Using visual space to show relationships in your content is the design principal called

• contrast

• white space

• proximity

• repetition

The spaces between your content, lines, and margins corresponds to the design principal called

• proximity

• hierarchy

• white space

• contrast

The arrangement in a straight line, or in a grid corresponds to the design principal called

• table

• margins

• contrast

• alignment

The differences between objects corresponds to the principal called

• hierarchy

• contrast

• dominance

• layout

The various levels of emphasis that guide the audience through your work corresponds to the principal called

• repetition

• focal points

• hierarchy

• composition

Maintaining a consistent look and feel by reusing certain design elements corresponds to the principal called

• proximity

• repetition

• independence

• layout

When looking at a design, some objects seem to be more important than others. They seem to command more attention and almost drown out the other objects. This concept of design is called

• focal point

• dominance

• repetition

• hierarchy

These design principal elements guide your audience through the document following a specific path. They are called

• maze

• hierarchy

• focal points

• repetition

The attention to dominance and focal points creates a

• hierarchy

• path

• composition

• directional flow

The application we have used in class for digital graphic arts can be found by typing in the browser

• drawing.google.com

• drawings.google.com

• google.drawings.com

• google.drawing.com