Oh, Crop. Does This Layout Work? Oh, Crop. Does This Layout Work?Exercise 3 minIdentify Design Mistakes or Improvements2 ScenariosAnalyze two graphics and answer questions regarding the design choices for each. The correct answer is required before moving on. StartResumeAnswer Q. 1 of 3Which poster design best adheres to the design principles of composition?Poster design ACorrect!The principles of composition, balance, rhythm, unity, emphasis and message are demonstrated in poster design A.Move on to the next questionPoster design BIncorrect! Try again.SubmitNext QuestionWhich of the following is preventing poster design B from meeting design standards?Poor graphic choice, too much negative space and text is sized inappropriately for the eventIncorrect! Try again.Poor color palette, too much information and text is sized inappropriately for the dateIncorrect! Try again.Lacks graphics, no contact information and text is sized inappropriately for the messageIncorrect! Try again.Poor hierarchy of information, lacks sufficient space between elements and text is sized inappropriately for the messageCorrect!Poster design B lacks an organized hierarchy of information, has insufficient space between elements and the text is too small for such an important message.Move on to the next questionSubmitNext QuestionWhat design choices are causing over-hyphenation or the excessive breaking of words at the end of lines using hyphens in poster design B?Information hierarchy Incorrect! Try again.Size and spaceCorrect!Because the top elements were given a disproportionate amount of size and space, the paragraph of text was forced into a small column. This caused over-hyphenation, which made the copy difficult to read.Move on to the next questionOptical center and left alignmentIncorrect! Try again.Focal pointIncorrect! Try again.SubmitNext ScenarioAnswer Q. 1 of 3Which primary design principle was applied to improve poster design B and align it with design standards?RhythmIncorrect! Try again.UnityIncorrect! Try again.BalanceCorrect!This poster design redistributed the weight of the text and used negative space to create a more readable, visual path.Move on to the next questionEmphasisIncorrect! Try again.SubmitNext QuestionWhat type of balance was used to improve poster design B's composition?Rule of thirdsIncorrect! Try again.Golden RatioIncorrect! Try again.SymmetricIncorrect! Try again.Optical centerIncorrect! Try again.AsymmetricCorrect!Distributing the message as groupings in opposite corners of the layout helps keep the reader engaged, groups the important details and allows more space to prevent over-hyphenation.Move on to the next questionSubmitNext QuestionWhat three Cs of good design layout are now featured in the updated poster design B?Color, cropping, contrastIncorrect! Try again.Concept, composition, componentsCorrect!Those are the 3Cs of a good design layout.Move on to the next questionConcept, composition, contrastIncorrect! Try again.Color, components, conceptIncorrect! Try again.SubmitCheck Your Score of CorrectTry Again Explore More
Oh, Crop. Does This Layout Work?Exercise 3 minIdentify Design Mistakes or Improvements2 ScenariosAnalyze two graphics and answer questions regarding the design choices for each. The correct answer is required before moving on. StartResumeAnswer Q. 1 of 3Which poster design best adheres to the design principles of composition?Poster design ACorrect!The principles of composition, balance, rhythm, unity, emphasis and message are demonstrated in poster design A.Move on to the next questionPoster design BIncorrect! Try again.SubmitNext QuestionWhich of the following is preventing poster design B from meeting design standards?Poor graphic choice, too much negative space and text is sized inappropriately for the eventIncorrect! Try again.Poor color palette, too much information and text is sized inappropriately for the dateIncorrect! Try again.Lacks graphics, no contact information and text is sized inappropriately for the messageIncorrect! Try again.Poor hierarchy of information, lacks sufficient space between elements and text is sized inappropriately for the messageCorrect!Poster design B lacks an organized hierarchy of information, has insufficient space between elements and the text is too small for such an important message.Move on to the next questionSubmitNext QuestionWhat design choices are causing over-hyphenation or the excessive breaking of words at the end of lines using hyphens in poster design B?Information hierarchy Incorrect! Try again.Size and spaceCorrect!Because the top elements were given a disproportionate amount of size and space, the paragraph of text was forced into a small column. This caused over-hyphenation, which made the copy difficult to read.Move on to the next questionOptical center and left alignmentIncorrect! Try again.Focal pointIncorrect! Try again.SubmitNext ScenarioAnswer Q. 1 of 3Which primary design principle was applied to improve poster design B and align it with design standards?RhythmIncorrect! Try again.UnityIncorrect! Try again.BalanceCorrect!This poster design redistributed the weight of the text and used negative space to create a more readable, visual path.Move on to the next questionEmphasisIncorrect! Try again.SubmitNext QuestionWhat type of balance was used to improve poster design B's composition?Rule of thirdsIncorrect! Try again.Golden RatioIncorrect! Try again.SymmetricIncorrect! Try again.Optical centerIncorrect! Try again.AsymmetricCorrect!Distributing the message as groupings in opposite corners of the layout helps keep the reader engaged, groups the important details and allows more space to prevent over-hyphenation.Move on to the next questionSubmitNext QuestionWhat three Cs of good design layout are now featured in the updated poster design B?Color, cropping, contrastIncorrect! Try again.Concept, composition, componentsCorrect!Those are the 3Cs of a good design layout.Move on to the next questionConcept, composition, contrastIncorrect! Try again.Color, components, conceptIncorrect! Try again.SubmitCheck Your Score of CorrectTry Again Explore More