Flat Design

What is flat design known for?

• Complexity, details, and textures

• Simplicity, minimalism, and two-dimensional elements

• Fancy 3D effects, shadows, and textures

• Pop-out shapes and colors

Where is flat design commonly used?

• Print media like newspapers and magazines

• User Interfaces (UI), websites, logos, branding, posters, flyers, and apps

• Outdoor billboards and signage

• Television and movie graphics

Why do many companies use flat design in their logos and branding?

• Because it is complex and detailed

• Because it is trendy and fashionable

• Because it is simple and memorable

• Because it is colorful and eye-catching

How does flat design help in posters and flyers?

• By using 3D effects and shadows

• By using complex shapes and colors

• By using bold, bright colors and simple shapes

• By using fancy textures and patterns

Why is flat design considered important?

• Because it confuses users with fancy effects

• Because it makes websites and apps load slower

• Because it looks outdated and old-fashioned

• Because it makes things easier to understand and use

What makes flat design accessible for people with disabilities?

• Complex shapes and patterns

• Fancy effects and textures

• Clear and easy-to-read design

• Small icons and buttons