Principles of Design Quiz

Refers to giving more weight of focus to some elements on the screen.

• Emphasis

• Balance

• Proximity and Unity

• Proportion

Refers to how elements are evenly arranged throughout the screen.

• Emphasis

• Proximity

• Balance

• Proportion

Principles of design where closely related element (e.g., graphics, text) should be placed together so that they will be perceived as one unit of the design.

• Emphasis

• Balance

• Proximity and Unity

• Proportion

Refers to the relative sizes and scale of the different elements of the design in connection to the overall design.

• Proportion

• Balance

• Proximity and Unity

• Emphasis

Refers to how the design must contain different elements to catch the viewer's attention.

• Variety

• Infographics

• Simplicity

• Uniqueness

A graphical representation of information and data to make the presentation visually appealing that can draw the viewers attention.

• Variety

• Emphasis

• Simplicity

• Infographics

A principle of visual message design wherein you will put only the important information.

• Variety

• Emphasis

• Simplicity

• Infographics

A principle of visual message design wherein you must be innovative and should not be a rehashed version of other infographics.

• Variety

• Uniqueness

• Infographics

• Variety

A principle of visual message design wherein you must be obvious and direct to the point. Though direct, the visual must still catch attention.

• Simplicity

• Creativity and Boldness

• Uniqueness

• Infographics

Easier to understand. Requiring only the valuable information. It must be concise, easy and quick to read.

• Minimalist Orientation

• Shareability

• Uniqueness

• Infographics