Principles of Design
ESCAPE ROOM
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum's works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
1/5
Question 1
Balance in design means:
There is no empty space
Everything looks evenly arranged
Everything is the same color and texture
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
2/5
Question 2
Contrast is used to:
Make things look alike
Make certain parts stand out!
Hide the focal point
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
3/5
Question 3
Which is an example of symmetrical balance?
A messy collage all randomly placed
A butterfly with matching wings
All items being on one side of the design
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
4/5
Question 4
Which pairing shows strong contrast?
Yellow on White
Black on White
Black on Navy Blue
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
5/5
Question 5
Asymmetrical balance means:
Sides are different but feel balanced
Both sides match perfectly
Everything is centered
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
5/5
You have found all the works of art in this room!
CONTINUE
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
You've broken a piece of the museum!
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum's works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
1/5
Question 1
Emphasis means:
There is no focal point
The most important thing stands out
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
2/5
Question 2
Which design would show the most emphasis?
A design with a bright title and bold font
A cluttered collage
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
3/5
Question 3
Movement in design is
The direction your eye travels
When shapes or colors move
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
4/5
Question 4
Which would show an example of movement
A path of arrows leading to a picture
A grid of square boxes
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
5/5
Question 5
To make something the focal point, a designer should:
Make it larger or brighter
Make it smaller than everything else
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
5/5
You have found all the artworks in this room!
CONTINUE
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
You have broken a piece of the museum!
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum's works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
1/5
Question 1
A pattern is created by:
Repeating Elements
Making it random
Room 3
Rhythm & PAttern
2/5
Question 2
Which would be considered a pattern?
Random scribbles
A checkerboard
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
3/5
Question 3
Patterns are useful because:
They add structure
They make the viewer think
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
4/5
Question 4
Rhythm in design is similar to:
Music
Blurry Elements
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
5/5
Question 5
Which would be the best example of Rhythm?
Waves repeating along a boarder
A collage image
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
5/5
You have found all the works of art in this room!
CONTINUE
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
You've lost a piece of the museum!
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Main hall
1/5
Question 1
Unity in design means:
Everything feels like it belongs
Nothing matches
Too many styles
Main hall
2/5
Question 2
You can create unity by:
Using every font you have
Using the same style and oclor palette
Mixing random styles
Main Hall
3/5
Question 3
Proportion refers to:
How bright something is
The number of fonts used
The size relationship between elements
Main Hall
4/5
Question 4
Which would be an example of good proportion?
All text the same size
Big title, smaller details
Everything large, or everything small
Main hall
5/5
Question 5
Exaggerated propotions are common in:
Newspaper Articles
Cartoons
Textbooks
Main Hall
5/5
You have found all the artworks!
CONTINUE
Restart
Congratulations!
You have recovered all the museum's works.
Your final task: Solve the Riddle Find the artwork where poppies sway, By the master of impressions — and name the piece today.
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
Principles of Design
Jillian Crowe
Created on November 9, 2025
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Principles of Design
ESCAPE ROOM
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum's works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
1/5
Question 1
Balance in design means:
There is no empty space
Everything looks evenly arranged
Everything is the same color and texture
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
2/5
Question 2
Contrast is used to:
Make things look alike
Make certain parts stand out!
Hide the focal point
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
3/5
Question 3
Which is an example of symmetrical balance?
A messy collage all randomly placed
A butterfly with matching wings
All items being on one side of the design
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
4/5
Question 4
Which pairing shows strong contrast?
Yellow on White
Black on White
Black on Navy Blue
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
5/5
Question 5
Asymmetrical balance means:
Sides are different but feel balanced
Both sides match perfectly
Everything is centered
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
5/5
You have found all the works of art in this room!
CONTINUE
Room 1
Balance & Contrast
You've broken a piece of the museum!
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum's works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
1/5
Question 1
Emphasis means:
There is no focal point
The most important thing stands out
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
2/5
Question 2
Which design would show the most emphasis?
A design with a bright title and bold font
A cluttered collage
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
3/5
Question 3
Movement in design is
The direction your eye travels
When shapes or colors move
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
4/5
Question 4
Which would show an example of movement
A path of arrows leading to a picture
A grid of square boxes
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
5/5
Question 5
To make something the focal point, a designer should:
Make it larger or brighter
Make it smaller than everything else
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
5/5
You have found all the artworks in this room!
CONTINUE
Room 2
Emphasis & Movement
You have broken a piece of the museum!
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum's works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
1/5
Question 1
A pattern is created by:
Repeating Elements
Making it random
Room 3
Rhythm & PAttern
2/5
Question 2
Which would be considered a pattern?
Random scribbles
A checkerboard
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
3/5
Question 3
Patterns are useful because:
They add structure
They make the viewer think
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
4/5
Question 4
Rhythm in design is similar to:
Music
Blurry Elements
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
5/5
Question 5
Which would be the best example of Rhythm?
Waves repeating along a boarder
A collage image
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
5/5
You have found all the works of art in this room!
CONTINUE
Room 3
Rhythm & Pattern
You've lost a piece of the museum!
MAIN HALL
wc
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
Oh no!
All the museum works have disappeared
You and your partner must go through the museum and find clues about the Principles of Design to solve the mystery!
ROOM 1
Main hall
1/5
Question 1
Unity in design means:
Everything feels like it belongs
Nothing matches
Too many styles
Main hall
2/5
Question 2
You can create unity by:
Using every font you have
Using the same style and oclor palette
Mixing random styles
Main Hall
3/5
Question 3
Proportion refers to:
How bright something is
The number of fonts used
The size relationship between elements
Main Hall
4/5
Question 4
Which would be an example of good proportion?
All text the same size
Big title, smaller details
Everything large, or everything small
Main hall
5/5
Question 5
Exaggerated propotions are common in:
Newspaper Articles
Cartoons
Textbooks
Main Hall
5/5
You have found all the artworks!
CONTINUE
Restart
Congratulations!
You have recovered all the museum's works.
Your final task: Solve the Riddle Find the artwork where poppies sway, By the master of impressions — and name the piece today.
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!
You have lost a piece of the museum!