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This shows how repetition can be used in various ads to catch the attention of the audience

This is the top 10 simple steps to create and manage online professtional identity

 These steps will provide you with enough encouragement to build up your brand and use your online identity for self-promotion, and to gain a little well-deserved recognition. << This resource assists with creating and managing a personal identity online.

This article talks about visual flow that Google uses.

Alignment used on business cards. The telephone and email addresses are clumped together with the name and the title of the person separated in the middle.

flow is simply the path a users eyes take through a design. This is primarily a result of how elements like emphasis and contrast are used. In fact, flow is entirely the result of how other elements are put together.

This ad uses flow because the entire ad flows from left to the right with the help of the colorful pot which draws your eye to the phrase.

This guide helps the writer use the correct grammar and language in formal reports

Business reports are documents that are used internally and externally. Managers often delegate the preparation of internal reports to subordinates; therefore, most reports go up to higher ranks in the organization.

Using flow in a variety of contexts.

continuing the argument of whether or not it is more important to keep your identity on the internet private.

"An online identity can be as permanent as an offline one: pseudonymous users often identify themselves in different social networks using the same account name"

Most of us already have online identities. This shows how to manage them professionally.

interesting slide show on al the rules you should use for typing within the elements of design

A different kind of video resume.  This website allows companies to email potential employees questions and then asks them to answer them using a webcam and submit the responses.  The employer can then watch the 'interview' whenever they have time.

Website that can be used for people who just can't decide which font works best.  It compares three fonts side-by-side to allow the user to see which font they like the best.

Example of Flopping as well as directions of how to do it

breaks down different typefaces and suggest when each should be used

Alignment and how to use it, with simple but effective examples.

Teaches about the use of focal points to direct a viewer to specific parts of a page, the main purpose of emphasis.

"REPETITION is the use of similar or connected pictorial elements." This webpage also gives a clear definition of every element of design.

How to correct photo alignment using Photoshop