Principi di Design

What is the main purpose of design principles according to the text?

• To provide designers with a set of guidelines for creating effective and visually appealing compositions

• To teach designers how to program applications

• To help designers choose the materials to use

• To provide strict rules to follow without exceptions

According to the text, what do compositions designed following design principles create?

• Wonderful user experiences

• Technical documents

• Programming codes

• Instruction manuals

What are the six fundamental principles of design?

• Unity/Harmony, Balance, Hierarchy, Scale/Proportion, Dominance/Emphasis, Similarity & Contrast

• Unity/Harmony, Balance, Symmetry, Scale/Proportion, Dominance/Emphasis, Repetition

• Unity/Harmony, Balance, Hierarchy, Scale/Proportion, Dominance/Emphasis, Gradation

• Unity/Harmony, Balance, Hierarchy, Scale/Proportion, Dominance/Emphasis, Alignment

What does unity offer to a design?

• A sense of harmony both visually and conceptually

• A sense of confusion

• A chaotic appearance

• A visual disturbance effect

Which principle refers to the distance between elements in a design?

• Proximity

• Repetition

• Rhythm

• Continuation

Which principle is based on the ability to seem repeatable with other elements?

• Similarity

• Proximity

• Rhythm

• Continuation

What principle is obtained when the position, size, color, and use of a graphic element repeat with an interruption at the focal point?

• Rhythm

• Proximity

• Similarity

• Repetition

Which principle refers to the fact that elements are copied or imitated numerous times?

• Repetition

• Continuation

• Proximity

• Rhythm

What is the difference between the physical weight of objects in real life and the weight of elements in design?

• Objects in real life have physical weight, while elements in design have visual weight.

• Objects in real life are always lighter than elements in design.

• Elements in design have no weight at all.

• Physical weight and visual weight are the same thing.

When the elements on each side differ in shape but are still in visual balance, what is this type of balance called?

• Asymmetry

• Symmetry

• Radial

• Vertical