This website is very in-depth. It gives several examples of what remediation is and also goes into hyperimmediacy. It talks about transparent immediacy as well. It lets the reader know exactly what is ongoing in the media.

This website had a lot of information regarding video resumes. It had the basics, good tips, and great resources to other sites that can help you promote your video resume such as myworkster and LinkedIn.

In this PDF file you will find a great source for all information there is to writing a formal report. It has these dandy graphs that illustrates the differences there are to formal reports and proposals. It also gives links to outside resources in finding more help with writing a formal report.

I liked how this article gave specific websites that show exatly how it shows each principle that Manovich discusses in his book. This article gives a brief summary of each principle in an easy to understand and gives examples on how it is shown in websites.

This is information about fair use as stated in the government law of copyright. This whole website can let the viewer know exactly what they can and can't do. Also know the concequences that a person can go through if they break the copyright law.

I found this web page to be very resourceful. I'm always looking for visual examples and this website had all great examples using real life web pages. It points out exactly what is "flowing" in the design. It gave me great ideas on how to use flow with images and even shapes.

In this website it discusses various ways to make your WordPress blog more of an official website. It explains what to do and why such as customizing your own sidebar so it stays consistent. Or adding a deorganizer plug in so your blogs have more clean permalinks.

This website had a lot of good information on what to do and not do with WordPress. It gave me a lot of tips on what to avoid in a blog and what to do to make it more visibly organized. It gives a great way to do forms and use links. It also gave graphics as examples on what to look for.

This website explains the many routes that repetition can take in design. There are so many ways that a designer can place repetition but the overall concept is to make it in a way that it will look organized and strong. This will appeal to the audience and make it so they will continue to read it.

I enjoyed how this website was well organized, aligned and designed. It attracted me by the various examples and way that she set each different topic apart. Even though this page is for scrapbookers, it gave good information including examples of alignment. It gives a great example of connecting alignment which gives strength to your design.

I liked how the article showed how alignment is used in many types of formats such as web design, graphic design, and how to manipulate it. It stated that the way we align shapes, words, or objects in our design will create a dramatic effect on the experience our audience will have.

This website had very clear information reguarding alignment. It showed great examples in websites of the alignment that was used. It shares some information about grids and why they are useful when creating webpages.

On this website it showed various techniques in achieving balance in web design. It explained various methods such as the six visual elemnts of color, line, shape, texture, tone, and volume. It also goes in depth about varous techniques like size various, variety, visual effects, and unity that can help with accomplishing visual balance to any design.

This website has all the information about creating a great website. It goes through each step with detail and an example. It states that first a designer should use an effective marketing model in order to get attention from the audience, then one should play with colors for their website. Once one plays with the colors and main idea, then one can focus on balance. It was very informative.

This website showed various examples of balance in actual web pages. It showed the not only symmetrical and assymetrical balance but also vertical, horizontal, radial, and bileteral symmetry. The author, Stephanie Hamilton, explained how a "rule of thirds" should be used when designing an image. This is when an image is imagined as divided into nine equal parts by two equally-spaced horizontal lines and two equally spaced vertical lines. This is so important compositional elements are placed along these lines or intercections.

This website has more great examples of contrast in websites and misc. banners. It explains the concept in an manner easy to understand. It has all the elements we could use to design such as letterspacing, alignment, and imperfection in images. I enjoyed because of the graet content.

This website is all about fonts. All types of fonts and all the different techniques that one could use when doing their layout. It shows the different stlyes and which one is best when trying to contrast. It also has different types color formulas. This will be most helpfull when I'm doing my various different fonts.

I found this website to be packed with great information! It not only explained the different techniques used in contrast, but it lists various websites where they had applied it. They link it to the website too so when you click on it, you go to their website. At the very bottom of the website you also get more resources to other free weblayout designs and how to become a better blogger. I thought this was a great website!

I added the "writing instructions" to this part. If you just click on the blue link up above, it should take you straight to the link.

I really liked the various examples they put on simplifying a phrase for the reader. It helps to see the different ways to state practically the same thing. This will come in handy when i'm writing my instructions.