Across
- 2. The arrangement of visual elements in a design, ensuring balance and harmony.
- 4. The difference between elements in a design to create emphasis and visual interest (e.g., light vs. dark, big vs. small).
- 11. The style, arrangement, and appearance of text in a design.
- 13. Creating a focal point in a design, directing the viewer’s attention to a specific area.
- 14. The form of an object or design element, such as squares, circles, or irregular shapes.
- 15. The arrangement of elements so that they line up with each other, creating order and organization.
- 16. The three-dimensional aspect of design elements, including depth and volume.
Down
- 1. The arrangement of design elements in a way that implies importance, guiding the viewer’s eye through the content.
- 3. The closeness of elements in a design, helping to group related items and establish relationships.
- 5. The surface quality or feel of an object or design, often simulated in design to create interest.
- 6. The use of this in a design helps to convey meaning, create emphasis, or set a mood.
- 7. The use of the same or similar elements throughout a design to create unity and consistency.
- 8. Also called "negative space," this is the empty space around and between elements in a design, which helps create balance and focus.
- 9. defined as the equal distribution of visual weight in a composition. All the elements (line, shape, color, etc) in that composition look stable (like one side is not heavier than the other).
- 10. A basic element of design used to create shapes, patterns, and textures, or to guide the viewer’s eye.
- 12. A system of horizontal and vertical lines used to structure content and align elements consistently.