This is actually kind of a summary of the concepts of the Remediation book. This is helpful because you can get a quick grasp of what the book is talking about in a few short paragraphs summarizing the ideas.

This website is all inclusive. It goes over how to get started, tips for doing it, and then suggestions on where to post them. There were also good suggestions like keeping the video short, don't fidget, and practice.

This is the most comprehensive and still easy to read "how-to" I've seen so far. It was written in an informal manner and is very organized. It goes in to deal on the important pieces such as writing in the past tense, keep things clear and concise, and don't be too informal.

This is a pretty thorough page on the more recent innovations in media (starting about 1977) where everything really took off. It helped put it in to perspective and with a timeline a little better.

I like this webpage mostly for it's explanation of certain parts of Wordpress, namely widgets. I'd heard of them but never knew what they were. It will help me incorporate them in to my own blog.

This website is GREAT on how to personalize your Wordpress blog. It shows you how to completely personalize your website by changing the theme, adding widgets, and changing colors.

This website is a good, quick overview of certain parts of repetition in design. I like that they give picture examples to illustrate them.

This website gives good, specific and real world applications for alignment-such as a business card. They walk through the differences so you can visually see why you would do something. I thought this one very helpful.

This gives a good thorough overview of design and how it's not just about symmetry, but about color and design balance. It also gives specific picture examples of each and how they balance each other.

This website is designed for a photographer, but in writing we would be using photographs so it is applicable. It goes beyond the normal dark/light and explores large/small, old/young, and other color contrasts. It puts contrast in a different light from what we normally think of as contrast.

This website is perfect in that it gives step-by-step instructions on how to write instructions. It also give examples as well as going over the basics. This will give me access to valuable information for my comic tutorial. I will look at their tips for instruction writing so that I'm writing quality instructions.

This website, although directed towards artists, is still very useful for anyone trying to create visual emphasis. The ideas are the same for either, whether you paint it or piece it together. The part I like best is that it shows specific examples and how and why those work. There are also links that lead to similar concepts on how to make things visually appealing.

This website is full of information on every kind of media out there. It has photography, social media, advertising, and even an article on the basics of visual design. It talks about the importance of shapes and colors and what the different ones mean.