Principles of Design

What are the Principles of Design primarily used for?

• To create complex mathematical equations

• To make aesthetically pleasing work

• To write programming code

• To analyze historical events

Which principle dictates the order in which the human eye perceives information?

• Proximity

• Hierarchy

• Contrast

• Repetition

What is typography primarily concerned with?

• The size of posters

• The arrangement of type

• The use of white space

• The color of images

What is the difference between a typeface and a font?

• A typeface is a style, while a font is a size

• A typeface is a design feature, while a font is a variation of that design

• A typeface is a group of fonts, while a font is a single style

• A typeface is a color, while a font is a shape

Which of the following is NOT a classification of typefaces?

• Sans Serif

• Script

• Gradient

• Serif

What does alignment in design refer to?

• The size of images

• The type of font used

• The arrangement of elements

• The use of color

What is the purpose of contrast in design?

• To group related items together

• To distinguish elements from one another

• To create a sense of order

• To unify different parts of a poster

Which principle involves using the same visual elements throughout a design?

• Balance

• Repetition

• Hierarchy

• Proximity

What does proximity in design help the viewer understand?

• The size of the text

• The type of font used

• The relationship between items

• The importance of color

What is the main goal of balance in design?

• To create visual weight distribution

• To enhance color psychology

• To improve typography

• To increase font size