Design Principles and Elements Assessment

This video tutorial introduces key design principles, including emphasis, contrast, white space, movement, repetition, proportion, balance, and alignment. It explains how these principles can be applied to create visually appealing and effective designs. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of each principle in guiding the viewer's attention and creating a harmonious design.

What is the primary purpose of emphasis in design?

• To highlight the most important element

• To create a symmetrical layout

• To make the design colorful

• To add more text to the design

Which of the following is NOT a way to create contrast in design?

• Using varying sizes

• Using opposite colors

• Using different textures

• Using similar colors

How does white space contribute to a design?

• It adds more elements to the design

• It helps in creating emphasis and improving legibility

• It makes the design more complex

• It makes the design more colorful

What role does movement play in a design?

• It adds more elements to the design

• It makes the design more colorful

• It creates a static layout

• It directs the viewer's eye from one element to another

Repetition in design can help to:

• Create a sense of chaos

• Make the design inconsistent

• Build patterns and emphasize messages

• Add more colors to the design

What is the importance of proportion in design?

• To ensure elements are of equal size

• To create a sense of balance and harmony

• To add more elements to the design

• To make the design more colorful

How does balance affect a design?

• It ensures elements are positioned symmetrically or asymmetrically

• It adds more text to the design

• It makes the design more colorful

• It creates a sense of chaos

What is the role of alignment in design?

• To build relationships between elements and create order

• To make the design more colorful

• To create a sense of randomness

• To add more elements to the design

Which of the following is a characteristic of asymmetrical balance?

• Elements are randomly placed

• Elements are of equal size

• Elements are mirrored on both sides

• Elements are balanced but not mirrored

What can unbalanced design be used for?

• To make the viewer feel uneasy

• To make the design more colorful

• To create a sense of harmony

• To add more text to the design