To create a sense of order and importance

To create a sense of balance and harmony

To create a sense of movement and rhythm

To create a sense of unity and cohesion

Size

Color

Shape

All of the above

The distribution of visual weight in a design to create a sense of stability and harmony

The arrangement of elements in a design to create a sense of order and importance

The use of color and shape to create a sense of movement and rhythm

The use of repetition and pattern to create a sense of unity and cohesion

Symmetrical and asymmetrical

Radial and tangential

Horizontal and vertical

Positive and negative

Visual hierarchy is about creating a sense of order and importance, while balance is about creating a sense of stability and harmony

Visual hierarchy is about creating a sense of movement and rhythm, while balance is about creating a sense of unity and cohesion

Visual hierarchy is about using color and shape to create a sense of visual interest, while balance is about using repetition and pattern to create a sense of visual harmony

Visual hierarchy is about creating a sense of depth and perspective, while balance is about creating a sense of flatness and two-dimensionality

A website homepage with a large headline and smaller body text

A poster with a bold title and smaller supporting text

A magazine layout with a main article and several smaller sidebars

All of the above

A symmetrical painting with two identical halves

An asymmetrical painting with a dominant subject on one side and smaller elements on the other side

A radial painting with a central focal point and elements radiating outward

All of the above

A mathematical ratio of approximately 1.618:1 that is considered aesthetically pleasing

A mathematical ratio of approximately 1.414:1 that is considered aesthetically pleasing

A mathematical ratio of approximately 1.732:1 that is considered aesthetically pleasing

A mathematical ratio of approximately 1.902:1 that is considered aesthetically pleasing

A compositional guideline that divides a frame into thirds, both horizontally and vertically, creating nine equal sections

A compositional guideline that divides a frame into fourths, both horizontally and vertically, creating sixteen equal sections

A compositional guideline that divides a frame into fifths, both horizontally and vertically, creating twenty-five equal sections

A compositional guideline that divides a frame into sixths, both horizontally and vertically, creating thirty-six equal sections

Positive space is the area occupied by objects, while negative space is the area surrounding those objects

Positive space is the area occupied by text, while negative space is the area surrounding that text

Positive space is the area occupied by images, while negative space is the area surrounding those images

Positive space is the area occupied by colors, while negative space is the area surrounding those colors

The principle that elements that are close together are perceived as being related

The principle that elements that are far apart are perceived as being unrelated

The principle that elements that are similar in appearance are perceived as being related

The principle that elements that are different in appearance are perceived as being unrelated

The principle that elements that are similar in appearance are perceived as being related

The principle that elements that are different in appearance are perceived as being unrelated

The principle that elements that are close together are perceived as being related

The principle that elements that are far apart are perceived as being unrelated

The principle of repeating elements to create a sense of rhythm and movement

The principle of repeating elements to create a sense of unity and cohesion

The principle of repeating elements to create a sense of order and hierarchy

The principle of repeating elements to create a sense of balance and harmony

The principle of using contrasting elements to create a sense of visual interest and excitement

The principle of using contrasting elements to create a sense of unity and cohesion

The principle of using contrasting elements to create a sense of order and hierarchy

The principle of using contrasting elements to create a sense of balance and harmony

The principle of using visual elements to draw attention to certain elements in a design

The principle of using visual elements to create a sense of unity and cohesion

The principle of using visual elements to create a sense of order and hierarchy

The principle of using visual elements to create a sense of balance and harmony