Which content is typically included in a Visualisation diagram?

• A. Sketches/graphics, colors, layout information, font styles, annotations, and dimensions.
• B. Boxes and circles only, with no text.
• C. Only photographs and video frames.
• D. Color schemes without any layout or annotations.

Answer: (A)

Visualisation diagrams aim to show how the design will look and be arranged, so they include both visuals and planning details. The best choice combines sketches or graphics with colors, layout information, font styles, annotations, and dimensions, giving a clear map of what goes where, how elements relate, how big things should be, and how typography and notes explain their function. This makes the diagram actionable for designers and developers. The other options miss essential parts: a diagram with only shapes provides no text or layout context; only photographs or video frames lack structure; color schemes without layout or annotations don’t show how elements are arranged or described.