Most effective type layouts take advantage of more than one of the contrasting possibilities.
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D#3HW#3: Rhetoric on the Town: The coalition to stop the use of child soldier... - 1 views
D#3HW#1: Good Designs Have Strong Contrast | I'd Rather Be Writing - 0 views
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We already understand the principle of contrast in many other aspects of our lives, such as how we dress.
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My point is this: if we take our natural sensibility for contrast that we automatically employ in dress, and then apply it to layout and design, we’ll naturally make documents that have greater appeal.
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This nice page has info from a book I've had recommended on amazon for technical writing class, and is written by a novice like me.
Rule Three: Contrast, Contrast, Contrast | GoMediaZine - 1 views
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D#3HW#1: Good guide to contrast, mainly examples of contrast in the form of color
D#3HW#1: Design View / Andy Rutledge - Contrast and Meaning - 0 views
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Design is largely an exercise in creating or suggesting contrasts, which are used to define hierarchy, manipulate certain widely understood relationships, and exploit context to enhance or redefine those relationships
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he function of contrast in defining meaning can be explained by comparing fundamental opposites: dark/light, soft/hard, fast/slow.
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In a layout, contrast helps lead the reader’s eye into and through your layout. Each component of the page—graphic, textual, or interactive—has a job to do, and each of those jobs falls within a hierarchy that’s specific to the project at hand.
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Page introducing primary forms of contrast such as size, texture, color, position, shape, and orientation.
D#2HW#8: Basic Instructions - Basic Instructions - How to Construct an Inform... - 0 views
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Good example of a comic tutor.
D#2HW#8: Introduction to Technical Writing/Documentation - 2 views
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Resource for constructing introductions.
D#2HW#4: Rhetoric on the Town « Hector's TWC301 Blog - 2 views
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Analysis of an ad with the element of design "emphasis" in mind.
D#2HW#11: Deadline #2, Homework # 4- Rhetoric on the Town « Michael's TWC 301... - 1 views
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Comment on a blog of a fellow classmate.
D#2HW#11: Deadline # 2, Homework # 5- Animoto Quote Collage « Michael's TWC 3... - 0 views
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Comments on a fellow classmate's blog.
D#2HW#11: Deadline #2 HW #4 - Rhetoric on the Town « julian.serventi - 2 views
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Comment on a fellow classmate.
D#2HW#11: D#2 HW# 5 | gmbegay - 1 views
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My comment on a fellow classmate
D#2HW#5: Quote of the Week « Hector's TWC301 Blog - 0 views
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A blog and video related to the quote of Edward R Murrow.
D#2HW#2: Visual design tips - 0 views
D#2HW#2: LSCR: How to design a good website - 0 views
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School website on define, I like that it talks about content.
Garance Doré - 0 views
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I found this blog and admired the layout and something I would like my blog to look like. This was in a mexican magazine stating it as the best fashion blogs.
Web Design: Tips for Effective Copywriting For Web Sites - Letchworth Web Designer and ... - 0 views
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