Information and Product Design Quiz

Which principle of information design directly reduces the time taken to locate important content?

• Accessibility

• Relevance

• Hierarchy

• Consistency

Which of these tools is least likely to help organize text-heavy educational content?

• Icons

• Bar Graphs

• Bullet points

• Headings

What is the primary purpose of using mind maps in information design?

• To show chronological order

• To represent statistical data

• To break down one idea into related subtopics

• To compare proportions

Which of the following does not belong to 'Data Visualisation Techniques'?

• Pie Charts

• Flowcharts

• Heat Maps

• Scatter Plots

When designing for accessibility, which principle is most likely being violated if only color is used to differentiate categories?

• Clarity

• Hierarchy

• Relevance

• Accessibility

A timeline is used when the designer wants to:

• Compare sizes of data sets

• Show patterns in a relationship

• Display change over chronological sequence

• Highlight a central concept

Which of the following helps in quick universal understanding and is often used in signage?

• Paragraph text

• Icons and symbols

• Headings

• Captions

What layout principle guides how users read websites and is inspired by eye movement?

• Z-pattern

• Pyramid layout

• Tree diagram

• Modular system

If a student breaks content into labeled sections using headings, bullet points, and boxes, they are applying:

• Information visualization

• Information mapping

• Information structuring

• Data graphing

Which layout type is ideal for presenting most important information first in a news article?

• Tree diagram

• Inverted pyramid

• Grid layout

• Timeline