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Design Principles Jeopardy! Welcome to the Game Board

Test your knowledge of design principles with this fun Jeopardy game! From focal points to alignment, learn key concepts in an engaging way. Play solo or challenge friends to see who knows their design basics best.

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Design Principles Jeopardy! Welcome to the Game Board

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  1. Design PrinciplesJeopardy! Welcome to……

  2. Game Board Final Jeopardy

  3. THE PLACE YOUR EYE GOES FIRST WHEN LOOKING AT A PAGE (PRINTED OR ONLINE) Answer: What is a focal point? What’s the difference for 20

  4. WHEN PRESENTING CONTIGUOUS TEXT SUCH AS IN A PAPER OR ARTICLE Answer: When does contrast not matter? What’s the difference for 30

  5. CONTRAST MUST BE THIS IN ORDER TO BE EFFECTIVE! Answer: What is STRONG or BOLD? (If you’re going to make things contrast, make them VERY different, not just a little bit!!!) What’s the difference for 40

  6. TO UNIFY AND ORGANIZE A PAGE Answer: What is the purpose of alignment? All Lined Up for 20

  7. THREE TYPES OF ALIGNMENT Answer: (any 3 of these) What are: Left Right Center Justified All Lined Up for 30

  8. IT IS BEST TO HAVE THIS NUMBER OF ALIGNMENTS ON A PAGE Answer: What is one? All Lined Up for 40

  9. A CONSCIOUS EFFORT TO UNITE, JOIN, OR FUSE A PAGE TOGETHER Answer: What is repetition? Play it Again, Sam for 20

  10. ANOTHER WORD FOR REPETITION Answer: What is consistency? Play it Again, Sam for 30

  11. AT LEAST TWO THINGS THAT REPETITION DOES FOR YOUR DOCUMENT Answer: Allows for consistency and continuity Unifies all parts of a design and multiple pages Helps organize information Helps guide the reader through the pages Play it Again, Sam for 40

  12. DO THIS TO RELATED ITEMS Answer: What is group them together? So Close, Yet So Far for 20

  13. THIS DESIGN ELEMENT MAKES PAGES LOOK SMALLER, HELPS ORGANIZE INFORMATION, AND HELPS DEFINE A BEGINNING AND ENDING Answer: What is proximity? So Close, Yet So Far for 30

  14. TERM FOR ITEMS THAT ARE VISUALLY DISCONNECTED Answer: What are orphans? So Close, Yet So Far for 40

  15. THE ACRONYM “C.A.R.P.” IS DESIGNED TO HELP YOU REMEMBER ABOUT 4 PRINCIPLES OF LAYOUT AND DESIGN. NAME THEM. Answer: What are CONTRAST, ALIGNMENT, REPETITION, AND PROXIMITY? FINAL JEOPARDY

  16. Works Cited Hunley, D. (n.d.). Retrieved Feb. 08, 2005, from Jeopardy Theme Song MIDI Web site: http://hunley.home.mindspring.com/midi/. Josephson, B. (2002). Carp vs. crap homepage. Retrieved Feb. 08, 2005, from Text & Graphical Layout based on principles by Robin Williams & John Tollet Web site: http://edweb.sdsu.edu/courses/edtec470/graphics/carp/index.htm.

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