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explains horizontial, vertical, edge, center, & visual alignment styles. expanding on the chapter reading

Alignment is the A in C.R.A.P. on this website. One thing to consider in design is repitition creates visual connections between content

Six tabs that show different visual examples of alignment and how it can be used.

Some interesting ideas considering different approaches to emphasis as it concerns design and expands on different concepts than chapter 2 in greater detail. Also provides great visual aides.

Talks mainly about making interfaces more effective visually to the users.

this had clear bolded instructions, making it clear

BoD Chapter 2: This page contains an outline of emphasis techniques to create visual hierarchy. It also includes links to more information on web design and links to templates for web publishing.

shows current visual examples, clear & conscise

This page will help me with Project #1 because it informs me on how to write instructions specifically on the web. It contains a lot of great information, including why knowing your audience is important, how to remain brief but be exact, how to select appropriate wording, and how to perfect the visual appeal of the instructions.

Ch 6- BoD Repetition This page provides written and visual examples of repetition to provide emphasis on borders, images and icons.

This site gives a handful of examples in repetition using examples of decoration, borders, & image/icon use.

Gives examples and ways on repetition. Like a mini lesson on it. 

I like this website because it describes repetition in detail. I like the examples it has as well. Also, I like on the sidebar how you can go to other principles of design.

This has a few quick visual examples of good use of repetition or causing chaos in repetition.

This video explains the importance of flow when creating data flow charts. They explain that flow is extremely important when working with complex data and having to explain the content to those who might not understand and need to visualize the message easily.

This page is about what visual flow in designs are.

describes way to enhance pages visual flow

Fairly lengthy discussion of flow with examples of good and bad flow elements.

This is a webpage about flow from a digital scrapbook creator. This is some good information because she provides a simplistic definition of flow and states some good ways of how to accomplish flow.

I like this page because although it describes flow in scrap booking, I think we can apply this to web layout or our blogs. She explains visual flow very nicely and even explains how to create flow.

C.R.A.P. blog post that has video on subject and insightful visual examples.

Helpful!

Sort of a class/tutorial thing about CRAP

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

This article is about how repetition is effective in places like the business world.

The website covers up to date design principles.

the tech republic is a blog covering effective design principles

VIDEO RESUME. Resumetube is a website that allows businessmen and women to upload their visual resumes. This is a good place to start to see sample video resumes. 

Video resume samples

This site goes into more detail about elements such as texture and the emotion seen in lines. This is a good tool for better being able to figure out emotions conveyed in lines that might not be as easy to see.

This site goes into more detail about elements such as texture and the emotion seen in lines. This is a good tool for better being able to figure out emotions conveyed in lines that might not be as easy to see.

Popplet is the best app for sharing visual ideas. ENG307 Outcomes

This website gives a quick overview of value, while also giving some great examples. It helped me further understand why value is important in the world of design.