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WorksheetsDesign elements and principles
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
..... is different kinds of visible light
Shape
Line
Colour
Texture
Match the following
line
A continuous mark on a surface
A 2 Dimensional inclosure
Shape
A variation of the intensity of colour
tone
Refers to the surface of an object or image
texture
A 3 dimensional entity
form
The smallest mark in a visual communication
shape
point
line
form
This can be symmetrical or asymmetrical
contrast
hierarchy
figure ground
balance
Refers to a difference in 2 or more components in visual communication
cropping
contrast
tone
balance
Match the following
cropping
Refers to cutting of a component
Scale
refers to relative sizes of objects
proportion
refers to the ratio of the dimensions
pattern
repetition of one or more visual units
hierarchy
order in which components are seen
is used in communication design and interactive experience to help designers create visual hierarchies and organise information in a way that is easy for viewers to understand and navigate
similarity
closure
continuity
proximity
In communication design this is used to create cohesive designs by manipulating shapes, colours & other visual elements to prompt the viewer to complete the missing parts
Closure
Similarity
Proximity
Continuity
This refers to the way our brains naturally group together elements that are visually and conceptually similar.
Proximity
Similarity
Continuity
Closure
These are elements that share similar attributes such as colour, shape, size, texture, or orientation, are perceived as belonging together and forming a coherent group, despite actually them coming from different groups.
Closure
Similarity
Closure
Proximity
