C- Terms 1.01-2.02

Which design principle ensures that all design elements are consistent with each other in shape, style, and color?

• Unity/Harmony

• Scale/Proportion

• Dominance/Emphasis

• Design Compositions

What does the scale/proportion design principle refer to?

• The relationships between the sizes of various elements

• The first element the eye sees; the focal point

• Helping to arrange elements and use design principles effectively

• Visually dividing the layout into columns and/or rows

Which design principle determines the first element the eye sees; the focal point?

• Unity/Harmony

• Scale/Proportion

• Dominance/Emphasis

• Design Compositions

What do design compositions help you with?

• Arranging elements and using design principles effectively

• Visually dividing the layout into columns and/or rows

• Creating visual impact and aiding readability

• Determining the first element the eye sees; the focal point

What does the grid design principle visually divide the layout into?

• Columns and/or rows

• Thirds vertically and horizontally

• A point slightly above and to the center of the mathematical center of the screen

• The visual path the eye follows when looking at a printed page

What does the rule of thirds visually divide the page into?

• Columns and/or rows

• Thirds vertically and horizontally

• A point slightly above and to the center of the mathematical center of the screen

• The visual path the eye follows when looking at a printed page

Where is the optical center located?

• Columns and/or rows

• Thirds vertically and horizontally

• A point slightly above and to the center of the mathematical center of the screen

• The visual path the eye follows when looking at a printed page

What does the Z-pattern represent?

• Columns and/or rows

• Thirds vertically and horizontally

• A point slightly above and to the center of the mathematical center of the screen

• The visual path the eye follows when looking at a printed page

What does the term 'interface' refer to in design?

• The tools, palettes, and windows that allow humans to interact with software

• An image formed by a pattern of dots called pixels

• Tools in graphics software for selecting only a part of an image

• The relationships between the sizes of various elements

What is a raster graphic?

• The tools, palettes, and windows that allow humans to interact with software

• An image formed by a pattern of dots called pixels

• Tools in graphics software for selecting only a part of an image

• The relationships between the sizes of various elements