1. 4 Principles of Design Contrast Repetition Alignment Proximity
2. Contrast This is a heading This is a subheading This is lots of text. This is lots of text . This is lots of text. This is lots of text The type is only slightly different in style.
3. Contrast This is a heading This is a subheading This is lots of text. This is lots of text . This is lots of text. This is lots of text Don’t be wimpy – make things dramatically different! This is a heading This is a subheading This is lots of text. This is lots of text . This is lots of text. This is lots of text
10. Alignment This is a heading This is a subheading This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is a heading This is a subheading This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. Avoid mixing different alignments. Choose one and stick to it.
11. Alignment This is a heading This is a subheading This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is a heading This is a subheading This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. This is body text. Avoid mixing different alignments. Choose one and stick to it.
19. Can you think of a memorable ACRONYM for the 4 Principles of design? C ontrast R epetition A lignment P roximity
20. Can you think of a memorable ACRONYM for the 4 Principles of design? C ontrast R epetition A lignment P roximity can be improved with these principles of design!
Editor's Notes
One of the most effective ways to add visual interest is contrast. Don’t be wimpy Contrast is created when 2 elements are different. If the two elements are only sort of different its’ not contrast but conflict.
One of the most effective ways to add visual interest is contrast. Don’t be wimpy Contrast is created when 2 elements are different. If the two elements are only sort of different its’ not contrast but conflict.
