Seven Elements of Design
Color Theory + Psychology
Six Color Schemes
Design Thinking Process
Careers + Job Shadowing
100

Repeated motifs and arrangement

What is Pattern?

100

These colors are the basic building blocks of every color in traditional color theory.

What is Red, Yellow and Blue?

100

Orange, Yellow, Blue and purple are examples of this color scheme. They are 2 complementary pairs.

What is Tetradic?

100
Presenting the prototype to the clients, collect feedback and refine

What is Test?

100

This career help plans functional, aesthetic spaces.

What is Interior Design?

200

This element is defined as a mark with length and direction.

What is Line?

200

Astro is painting a monochromatic art piece for her art class. She is using blue, white and black. She is changing the ... of the color.

What is Value?

200

Red-Purple, Yellow-Orange, Blue-Green are considered this color scheme. They are evenly spaced out.

What is Triadic?

200

Eva is turning her interview findings into a problem statement.

What is Define?

200

These are the basic skills you need to have when you become an interior designer or other related roles.

What is communication, creativity, problem-solving?

300

Abigail layers a rough jute rug under a smooth leather armchair and adds silk pillows.

What is Texture?

300

Alice noticed the color she bought is too bright. She added a complementary color to make the color less vibrant. She is changing the ... of the color.

What is Intensity?

300

A room have a red bed sheet, a yellow-green blanket and a blue-green wall paper. This color scheme is called...

What is Split-Complementary?

300

After Eva understands what the client problem is, she started brainstorming ideas that could possibly solve that problem.

What is Ideate?

300

A short-term career exploration or training experience where you observe a professional.

What is Job Shadowing?

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