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Principles of Composition

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What principles of composition means

Arranging elements well.

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Question

Balance in design means

  • a pleasing distribution of visual weight
  • equal prices
  • the same colour only
  • random placement
Answer: a pleasing distribution of visual weight

Working: Balance makes a layout feel stable.

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Related skills

Other Design Principles skills in Graphic Design, at the same point in the course.

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