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Direction (horizontal, vertical) in Figma - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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Recall & Review
beginner
What does 'horizontal direction' mean in a dashboard layout?
Horizontal direction means arranging elements side by side from left to right, like books on a shelf.
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beginner
What is 'vertical direction' in data visualization layout?
Vertical direction means stacking elements from top to bottom, like floors in a building.
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intermediate
Why is choosing the right direction important in dashboard design?
Choosing the right direction helps users read and understand data easily, improving clarity and flow.
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intermediate
How does horizontal direction affect screen space usage?
Horizontal direction uses width more, good for wide screens but can cause scrolling if too many items.
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intermediate
When should you prefer vertical direction in a report?
Use vertical direction when you want to guide users down a story or when space width is limited.
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Which direction arranges dashboard elements side by side?
ADiagonal
BVertical
CHorizontal
DCircular
What is a common use of vertical direction in dashboards?
ATo place items side by side
BTo stack items from top to bottom
CTo create circular charts
DTo rotate elements
Why might horizontal direction cause scrolling issues?
ABecause it uses too much width
BBecause it hides data
CBecause it stacks items
DBecause it uses too much vertical space
Which direction is better for guiding users through a story in a report?
AHorizontal
BRandom
CDiagonal
DVertical
In Figma, which layout direction arranges components from left to right?
AHorizontal
BVertical
CGrid
DStacked
Explain the difference between horizontal and vertical direction in dashboard design.
Think about how items are placed side by side versus stacked.
You got /3 concepts.
    Describe when you would choose vertical direction over horizontal in a report layout.
    Consider user reading flow and screen space.
    You got /3 concepts.