Process of organizing elements to achieve

functional and aesthetic outcomes,

combining problem-solving and creativity.

• Architecture

• Conceptualization

• Design

• Visualization

Aspects of design are perceived with the eye

that create appearance, style, and aesthetic

quality, influencing how it is interpreted or

emotionally received by viewers.

• Design

• Focus

• Visual

• Creativity

The guiding idea or theme of a design, shaping its style, elements, and structure,

and providing coherence and meaning beyond aesthetics.

• Design Visuals

• Design Principles

• Concept

• Elements of Design

The mental processes involved in perception,

recognition, and decision-making, using

psychology to create intuitive and impactful

experiences.

• Concept

• Cognitive

• Interpretation

• Logic

Conveys ideas through simplified, non representational forms, focusing on basic

shapes and colors, inviting interpretation.

• Concept

• Figure

• Abstract

• Visual

Conceptual principles are the basic building blocks of design and are impled;

exist only within the human mind upon aligning objects as the pattern the brain

imagines the points to configure.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The_______ indicates position without a

length nor a breadth, not occupying any

area of space.

• Line

• Volume

• Plane

• Point

Created when a line moves in a direction beyond its inherent path. It possesses

length and width however, it lacks thickness.

• Line

• Point

• Plane

• Volume

the physical dimensions and proportions of an element within a composition. It

introduces dynamic interest within a design by defining the relationship

between the areas occupied by different elements.

• shape

• size

• volume

• form

The eye’s response to different

wavelengths within the optical spectrum.

• Light

• Hue

• Tone

• Color