Visualisation Diagrams

What is the main purpose of a visualisation diagram?

• To provide a detailed written explanation of a product

• To show a rough visual representation of a product before production

• To replace the need for a prototype

• To test the functionality of the product

Which of the following are important factors when identifying a target audience?

• Age

• Favourite TV shows

• Gender

• Accessibility needs

Why is colour important in design?

• It can create mood and emotion

• It helps to make a design look busy and cluttered

• It can be used to create contrast and highlight key elements

• It should always follow a standard colour scheme without variation

What should be considered when choosing typography for a design?

• Readability

• The number of letters in the words

• Whether it suits the purpose and audience

• The price of the font

What is the main purpose of layout in design?

• To ensure elements are positioned in an aesthetically pleasing way

• To arrange elements so that the message is clear

• To make the design more complicated

• To ensure all elements are the same size

What is the purpose of annotations on a visualisation diagram?

• To explain design choices and provide additional details

• To create artistic effects on the diagram

• To label parts of the image for clarity

• To describe unrelated ideas for future designs

When designing for an audience with visual impairments, which factor is most important?

• Using small, decorative fonts

• Ensuring high contrast between text and background

• Avoiding images completely

• Using complex colour gradients

How can colour theory be applied to design effectively?

• Using complementary colours to create contrast

• Avoiding the use of too many colours

• Ensuring colours are chosen randomly

• Using only neutral colours

What is the impact of poor layout in a design?

• It can make information difficult to understand

• It makes the design more visually appealing

• It can cause the audience to lose interest

• It has no effect on user experience

Why is understanding the target audience crucial when designing media products?

• It ensures the design appeals to the intended users

• It allows the designer to ignore industry trends

• It helps determine the best use of colour, typography, and layout

• It guarantees that all users will like the design