Design Principles and Elements Assessment

What are the fundamentals of design considered to be?

• Advanced techniques for digital art

• The basis of every visual medium

• Principles only used in fine art

• Rules for modern web design only

Which of the following is NOT listed as a basic element of design in the video?

• Line

• Color

• Shape

• Form

What is a line defined as in design?

• A single point on a canvas

• A shape that connects two or more points

• A boundary of a two-dimensional area

• A three-dimensional object

How can lines be used in text compositions?

• To create three-dimensional forms

• To add emphasis or organize content

• To imply texture on a surface

• To define geometric shapes

What are the two main categories into which shapes fall?

• Thick and Thin

• Wavy and Jagged

• Geometric and Organic

• Light and Shadow

Why are shapes considered a vital part of communicating ideas visually?

• They add sound effects to designs.

• They give images heft and make them recognizable.

• They are only used in abstract art.

• They primarily define the color palette.

What is a "form" in the context of design?

• A two-dimensional area with a boundary

• A physical quality of a surface

• A three-dimensional shape

• The equal distribution of visual weight

How can the illusion of depth be created in two-dimensional design?

• By using only bright colors

• By applying techniques like light, shadow, and perspective

• By making all shapes geometric

• By avoiding any lines

What is the primary purpose of texture in design?

• To make objects appear flat

• To add depth and tactility to images

• To remove any visual interest

• To create symmetrical balance

What is the "Rule of Thirds" in design?

• A method for choosing three primary colors

• A technique for dividing a work area into a 3x3 grid to place focal points

• A rule stating that designs should only have three elements

• A way to create perfectly symmetrical compositions