Match the terms to their definition. 1. texture
of less importance
2. hierarchy
a visual design principle that orders
itelns based on their importance
colors opposite to one another on
the color wheel
3. analogous colors
4. complementary colors
of greater importance
colors on the same side of the color
5. subordinate
wheel
6. dominant
a quality sensed by feeling or
touching

1. Subordinate.

2. Hierarchy.

3. Complementary colors.

4. Dominant.

5. Analogous colors.

6. Texture.

Explanation:

1. Subordinate: of less importance.

This term is used to describe an object or item that comes after a dominant object (item). Therefore, it is lower in rank, class or position based on hierarchy.

2. Hierarchy: a visual design principle that orders items based on their importance.

The most important items are ranked top while the least important are ranked lowest.

3. Complementary colors: colors opposite to one another on the color wheel.

These category of colors are paired e.g red-green, blue-orange and yellow-purple.

4. Dominant: of greater importance.

This term is used to describe an object or item that comes before a subordinate object (item). Therefore, it is higher in rank, class or position based on hierarchy.

5. Analogous colors: colors on the same side of the color wheel.

These category of colors are paired in threes e.g blue, green and blue-green, red, orange and red-orange.

6. Texture: a quality sensed by feeling or touching.

This term is used to describe how an item feels to touch.

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