Graphic Design Principles Quiz

The balance in a design refers to:

• Color harmony.

• Use of negative space.

Contrast in design helps to:

• Create a monotonous feel.

• Blend elements together seamlessly.

Hierarchy in design is achieved by:

• Using all fonts in the same size and style.

• Arranging elements to guide the viewer's eye.

• Randomly placing elements on the page.

• Keeping all elements equally important visually.

Negative space in design refers to the:

• Area filled with text.

• Background color of the design.

Emphasis in design is used to:

• Make all elements equally prominent.

• Minimize the impact of certain elements.

• Visual weight distribution of elements.

• Hierarchy of information.

The Gestalt principles of perception explain how humans:

• Interpret visual elements individually.

• Organize and group visual elements into a whole.

• Focus on negative space only.

• Perceive color in isolation from other design elements.

Rhythm in design creates a sense of:

• Chaos and confusion.

• Stagnation and lack of interest.

Proportion in design refers to:

• Use of color palettes only.

• The relationship of sizes between elements.

• Emphasis on negative space exclusively.

• Importance of using contrasting colors.

Color psychology suggests that red typically evokes feelings of:

• Calmness and peace.

• Sadness and loneliness.

Adobe Photoshop is primarily used for:

• Vector graphics and illustration.

• Raster image editing and manipulation.

• Page layout and document creation.

• 3D modeling and animation.