This is a tutorial that shows examples of good and bad flow. Ways to achieve visual flow is through arrows, sequential images, perspective, gradients, size changes, curves, motion in images, and faces (especially the eyes).

Repetition focuses on how elements of a design are used more than once throughout a design in varying ways. By using repetition a design becomes far more unified. This site contains 4 examples of sites that use repetition.

This site explains that even though alignment may be the simplest of the principles of design, it is also very important. It says that the main reason to focus on alignment is for unification. It then includes different samples of sites that have very significant alignment properties.

This site describes that even when aligned elements are physically separated, there is an invisible line that connects them, both in your eye and in your mind. Alignment is what tells a viewer that even though items are not close, they belong in the same piece. It then has 13 different forms of possible designs (business card, invitation, newsletter, etc.)

This site explains that when something is symmetrical is has formal balance and when it is asymmetrical it has informal balance. Balance can become either balanced or unbalanced by color, value, shape, position, texture, or eye direction.

This site describes that contrast occurs when two related elements are different. It talks about contrast in art is very important because it captures the person looking at it and makes it interesting. There are many different uses of contrast and this site shows different pictures.

This site is very, very helpful. It gives so much detail on emphasis. There are different lessons on emphasis. In each lesson there is an example of good and bad so it is a great site.

This site just gives us a deeper description of what a comprehensive is. Comps are the last part of the design process. This part of the process is what takes the most creativity and brings life to the project. Comps are very important in designs.

This was the most helpful site.