Deck 6: Visualization and Color

Question 1

Imagery found on the Internet is always copyright-free.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

When designing icons, select commonly recognizable images that the audience will understand.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

When designing icons, economy of form trumps intricacy or complexity; details and any excess information may confuse the user, especially on smaller screens.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

What are some considerations for icon design?

Question 5

What are the various ways images can be classified?

Question 6

Represent an image from its most characteristic angle when designing an icon .

Question 7

What are margins and why are they important?

Question 8

Instead of creating imagery, the designer may commission it from an illustrator or photographer.

Question 9

When designing icons, distort the shape of the object to allow users to recognize and decipher the icon at a glance.

Question 10

What are the three basic classifications of depiction?

Question 11

Treat all icons in a system differently in terms of style of visualization, perspective, and close or far views.

Question 12

What is image appropriation?

Question 13

When designers employ found imagery, they may have to secure the necessary rights to use it.

Question 14

What is the difference between a sign and a symbol in graphic design?

Question 15

Icons will work well on only black backgrounds .

Question 16

What are considerations for selecting stock imagery?

Question 17

List three visualizing techniques.