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So far in this series we've taken an amateur design and improved it in several ways. We aligned design elements to provide a sense of order, we used repetition

Recently I picked up an old design book that I hadn't touched in a while, and it reminded me of a design principle that many of us put into practice probably

Contrast is key part of your course design, In fact, it's one of the foundational principles in visual design. CARP - contrast, alignment, repetition and proximity.

In a previous article I went into detail about the important roles that contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity play in webdesign. This article will piggy back on those principles as I examine 6 ways you can take your webdesign from good to great.

One of the areas of focus that I've taken into all my designs are the four major design principles. They include: contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity.

"What I can help you do is avoid the common things that stop learning happen, or slow down the process.Learning takes time and it takes effort - on the part of the "teacher" and on the part of the "learner". By learning, I mean the process by which an individual is able to achieve something more quickly, or with higher quality, through gaining a skill, some knowledge, or starting to exhibit a particular behaviour."