Pattern Assessment

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Pattern Assessment

Patterns can have multiple meanings and elements in a design. Repetition focuses on the same object being repeated; patterns are made up of different components which are then repeated in the same way throughout the design. A seamless pattern is one that flows throughout without flaw in the beginning or end: the entire pattern is a single, coherent unit. This approach to design becomes especially important when thinking about designs that incorporate significant amounts of color, texture or depth.

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Is the below design an example of repetition or pattern? *

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Pattern

Repetition

Is the below design an example of repetition or pattern? *

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Pattern

Repetition

In design, patterns can refer to set standards for how certain elements are designed. For example, top navigation is a design pattern that the majority of internet users have interacted with. *

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True

False

In the list of Principles of Design, Pattern is not a known principle. *

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True

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Read and Write

Basically, a pattern occurs when one or more symbols repeat themselves and fill a surface in a (more or less) structured way. This repetition can be regular or irregular. The effect of the pattern changes depending on which symbols are used and how they are repeated.

Based on the text above, how would you explain to a 4th grader what Pattern is? (You will share this with the class) *

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