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Basically what the title says. Sort of a guide to alignment.

Repetition in nature is a common sight, from schools of fish to forests of trees, patterns of leaves to spores on a mushroom.

Covers the incredible basic concept of repetition in depth.

Design basics for repetition

Good visual flow exists when the viewer of your page takes a tour through all of its elements, understanding what's important, taking in the key pieces and avoiding snags or dead-ends.

"Good visual flow exists when the viewer of your page takes a tour through all of its elements, understanding what's important, taking in the key pieces and avoiding snags or dead-ends"

InDesign talks through a lot of advance and basic concepts in design especially alignment in step by step tutorials.

InDesign talks through a lot of advance and basic concepts in design especially alignment in step by step tutorials.

Dummies is always a go to!

Learning the basic of design

This is an educational short video by Creative Commons explaining what the CC license is about. It explains the basics of copyright and how others can use copyrighted of pieces. It explains how to make your own artwork into creative commons pieces.

This is an educational short video by Creative Commons explaining what the CC license is about. It explains the basics of copyright and how others can use copyrighted of pieces. It explains how to make your own artwork into creative commons pieces.

Email Etiquette: This site provides a lot of information on email etiquette. This page specifically gives a run down of all of the basics when it comes to proper email use.

Alignment is the adjustment of an object in relation with other objects (wikipedia). You are aware of left alignment (often called left justify) and right alignment. By alignment here, we mean the way every element is positioned in comparison to the other element

This page contains three basic guidelines for making effective color choices that work for nearly everyone. << In order to understand contrast, you've gotta understand how it works, right! 

Overview of terminology relevant to typography.

Discussion of repetition and how to keep it interesting, with examples.

Brief discussion of emphasis and why it's important in scrapbooking, followed by some examples of different emphasis techniques.

This is about how to create repetition in web layout and principles a person should use like alignment.

This is about how to use images to communicate basically.....with others

Why copyrights matters

We define "new media" as interactive forms of communication that use the Internet, including podcasts, RSS feeds, social networks, text messaging, blogs, wikis, virtual worlds and more! << this article relates new media to HIV.

How to use value in desktop publishing, also covers the basics of what value is as an element of design

This slide show covers the basics in a pretty pleasing way and outlines the important concepts that we ready about in Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture.

Hello there - I know we were not provided with the article, but this Google site provides a pretty basic summary of what we were supposed to read this week!