PDWIBS REVIEW: Day 3

Which Gestalt's Principle of Design is described below:

In a bar chart, grouping bars that represent similar categories close together helps viewers immediately understand that they belong to the same group.

• Closure

• Proximity

• Figure/ Ground

• Similarity

Which Gestalt's Principle of Design is described below:

Using a darker background color behind lighter text, or vice versa, makes the information much easier to read.

• Closure

• Proximity

• Figure/ Ground

• Similarity

Which Gestalt's Principle of Design is described below:

Using the same color for related segments across different points helps audience quickly recognize and compare related data.

• Closure

• Proximity

• Figure/ Ground

• Similarity

Which of the following is NOT a guideline in designing your presentation?

• Keep your presentation clean and straight-forward to avoid chartjunk.​

• Present data based on what is relevant to you.

• To direct your audience to specific and crucial information, use pre-attentive attributes.​

• To de-clutter, keep Gestalt’s Design Principle in mind.​

Which Color Theory Principle is described below:

Different colors evoke different emotions. Blue often conveys professionalism and trust, while red can indicate urgency or importance. Using color psychology can help set the tone of the presentation, aligning the visual design with the message.​

• Highlight ​

  Key Information​

• ​​

  Improve​

  Readability​

• Create Consistency​

  and Cohesion​​

• Convey ​

  Emotional Tone​

Which Color Theory Principle is described below:

While bright colors can attract attention, using too many can overwhelm the viewer. Balance bright colors with more subdued tones to maintain clarity.​

• Highlight ​

  Key Information​

• ​​

  Improve​

  Readability​

• Create Consistency​

  and Cohesion​​

• Convey ​

  Emotional Tone​

Which Color Theory Principle is described below:

Stick to a consistent color palette throughout the presentation. This creates a cohesive look and feel, making the presentation more visually appealing and easier to follow.

• Highlight ​

  Key Information​

• ​​

  Improve​

  Readability​

• Create Consistency​

  and Cohesion​​

• Convey ​

  Emotional Tone​