Is this statement true or false?
2 answers:
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Answer:
1) The missing words are:
- Pleasing and
- duplicating
Explanation:
You can create a pleasing unity of appearance by duplicating key elements across your graphic product.
This question is related to desktop publishing and or the ability of the designer of a page layout to replicate certain elements across all the pages rather than have a disharmony of colors or noisy appearance.
Answer:
2) The correct option is D) Alignment
One of the primary principles of design is Alignment.
It speaks to the way in which the elements of the design are arranged in relation to each other so that there is order and ease of perception.
The alignment in the image is demonstrated in the way the information is arranged.
You can see that there are three items (From The Chef, Special Offer, and New Today) all standing on what would look like two "columns" of information namely:
<em>Main Dishes</em> and <em>Beverage stacked</em> on one another to the left whilst you have another "column" to the right comprising of <em>Sea Food</em> and <em>Dessert</em> arranged on one another with perfect alignment in each case.
Also notice that all the information under each section is arranged in such a way that they are exactly the same as one another, whether it is under Main Dishes or under Dessert. Also, the distance between each information in the center and at the edges are in perfect alignment. (Please see the attached image).
Other principles of design worth looking at are:
- Balance of elements
- Proportion of space
- Eye movement
- Simplicity
- Ease of readability, etc
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