Question

match the design principles to their correct descriptions.
movement
scale
alignment
gestalt
the act of lining up objects to give a sense of order
the difference in element sizing in a design
the principle of focusing on cognitive behaviors in a design
the illusion that items in a design are moving, even when not

Explanation:

1. Movement: The description "The illusion that items in a design are moving, even when not" matches Movement as it relates to creating a sense of motion.
2. Scale: "The difference in element sizing in a design" is the definition of Scale, as scale deals with the relative size of elements.
3. Alignment: "The act of lining up objects to give a sense of order" is Alignment, as alignment is about organizing elements in a line for order.
4. Gestalt: "The principle of focusing on cognitive behaviors in a design" relates to Gestalt, which involves how people perceive and cognitively process design elements.

Answer:

• Movement: The illusion that items in a design are moving, even when not
• Scale: The difference in element sizing in a design
• Alignment: The act of lining up objects to give a sense of order
• Gestalt: The principle of focusing on cognitive behaviors in a design