alleryStart learning →Why must every icon in a pictogram be the same size?
AA big icon would look like a larger amount
BSmall icons are always easier to count
CLarge icons cannot be printed neatly
DIt saves some space on the page
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A big icon would look like a larger amount
If sizes differ, the eye compares areas instead of counting icons, so the amounts look misleading.
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