Principles and Components

Which design principle describes the distance between elements of a design?

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Elements of a design can be left justified, right justified, centred or fully justified.

Which design principle describes how elements in a design are lined up?.

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Which design principle describes the empty space left around elements in a design in order to create an uncluttered and professional appearance?

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Elements in a design can look different from each other depending on their scale, colour and shape.

Which design principle describes the difference between elements in a design?

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Elements in a design can be arranged symmetrically, asymmetrically or radially.

Which design principle describes this arrangement in design?

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Elements in a design can be made to look more important than others by changing their size, colour or tone. Which design principle describes this ordering of visual importance?

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Colours, shapes and fonts can be reused many times in a design to create consistency or to make patterns. What principle describes this?

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What are the 6 graphic design components?