Visual Hierarchy Principles Quiz

What is the purpose of visual hierarchy in design?

• To guide the reader through the image

• To create a cluttered design

• To confuse the reader

• To waste energy

How does size affect visual hierarchy?

• Size is irrelevant in design

• Size is only important for images, not text

• Size can drive emotion and signify importance

• Size has no impact on visual hierarchy

What does perspective create in design?

• An illusion of randomness

• An illusion of depth

• An illusion of movement

• An illusion of flatness

How does color affect visual hierarchy?

• Color has no impact on visual hierarchy

• Color can create contrast and depth while affecting perception

• Dark colors always look closer

• Bright colors always look closer

What is the role of contrast in visual hierarchy?

• Contrast is not important in design

• Contrast helps draw attention and create emphasis

• Contrast is only important for images, not text

• Contrast makes the design look cluttered

How does typography affect visual hierarchy?

• Typography has no impact on visual hierarchy

• Curves in typography are the most important

• Typography size and layout can emphasize important elements

• Typography is only important for logos, not overall design

What is the principle of proximity in visual hierarchy?

• Objects should be placed close together based on similarity

• Objects should be placed close together based on contrast

• Objects should be placed far apart

• Objects should be placed randomly

What is the benefit of negative space in design?

• Negative space makes the design look cluttered

• Negative space is not important in design

• Negative space helps create balance and make the design easier to read

• Negative space is only important for images, not text

How does alignment affect visual hierarchy?

• Alignment makes the design look messy

• Alignment is only important for logos, not overall design

• Alignment helps create a sense of unity and cohesiveness

• Alignment has no impact on visual hierarchy

What is the rule of odds in visual hierarchy?

• An odd number of subjects makes the design look cluttered

• An odd number of subjects makes the design more appealing

• An odd number of subjects makes the design look unbalanced

• The rule of odds is not important in visual hierarchy