Day 6 - Design System and Components Quiz

What is the primary purpose of a design system in design projects?

• To complicate the design process.

• To reduce the use of components.

• To ensure chaos and inconsistency.

• To maintain consistency and efficiency in design.

What are components in a design system?

• Designers' personal preferences.

• Elements that are used only once in a design.

• Reusable design elements that can be placed multiple times.

• Complex and unique design elements.

What is a master component in Figma?

• A component with no specific attributes.

• The primary source for all instances of a particular element.

• A component that is used once in a project.

• A design element that cannot be modified.

How do changes to a master component affect other instances in Figma?

• They don't affect other instances.

• They create new instances.

• They automatically update all instances.

• They cause design inconsistencies.

What are text styles in a design system?

• Design elements with text.

• Consistent attributes for text formatting, such as headings and body text.

• Unique and random text formatting.

• Elements that are not used in the design.

Why is it important to define color styles in a design system?

• To use a wide variety of random colors.

• To complicate the design process.

• To reduce the use of color.

• To ensure a consistent color palette in the design.

What is the primary goal of creating a design system in Figma?

• To create design inconsistencies.

• To avoid reusing any design elements.

• To maintain consistency and streamline the design process.

• To make design projects more complicated.

What is the key benefit of maintaining a design system in a collaborative design environment?

• Creating design inconsistencies.

• Increasing the complexity of design projects.

• Facilitating efficient collaboration and consistent design across teams.

• Reducing design assets to a minimum.

When should you consider creating a master component in Figma?

• Only when working on large design projects.

• For any design element, regardless of its frequency of use.

• When you have a design element that is reused multiple times in your project.

• When you want to add complexity to your design.

Which of the following is NOT a typical design element that can be converted into a component?

• Buttons.

• Icons.

• Unique and one-of-a-kind illustrations.

• Navigation bars.