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Design PrinciplesDesign Principles
JeopardyJeopardy!!
Welcome to……Welcome to……
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Game BoardWhat’s The Difference?
All LinedUp
Play It Again, Sam
So Close, Yet So Far
20 20 20 20
30 30 30 30
40 40 40 40Final Final
JeopardyJeopardy
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THE PLACE YOUR EYE GOES FIRST WHEN LOOKING AT A PAGE (PRINTED OR ONLINE)
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What is a focal point?
What’s the difference for 20What’s the difference for 20
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WHEN PRESENTING CONTIGUOUS TEXT SUCH AS IN
A PAPER OR ARTICLE
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When does contrast notnot matter?
What’s the difference for 30What’s the difference for 30
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CONTRAST MUST BE THIS IN ORDER TO BE EFFECTIVE!
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What is STRONG or BOLD?
(If you’re going to make things contrast, make them VERY different, not just a little bit!!!)
What’s the difference for 40What’s the difference for 40
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TO UNIFY AND ORGANIZE A PAGE
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What is the purpose of alignment?
All Lined Up for 20All Lined Up for 20
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THREE TYPES OF ALIGNMENT
Answer: (any 3 of these)What are:
• Left
• Right
• Center
• Justified
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IT IS BEST TO HAVE THIS NUMBER OF ALIGNMENTS
ON A PAGEAnswer:
What is one?
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A CONSCIOUS EFFORT TO UNITE, JOIN, OR FUSE A PAGE
TOGETHER
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What is repetition?
Play it Again, Sam for 20Play it Again, Sam for 20
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ANOTHER WORD FOR REPETITION
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What is consistency?
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AT LEAST TWO THINGS THAT REPETITION DOES FOR YOUR
DOCUMENTAnswer: • Allows for consistency and continuity• Unifies all parts of a design and multiple pages • Helps organize information • Helps guide the reader through the pages
Play it Again, Sam for 40Play it Again, Sam for 40
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DO THIS TO RELATED ITEMS
Answer:
What is group them together?
So Close, Yet So Far for 20So Close, Yet So Far for 20
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THIS DESIGN ELEMENT MAKES PAGES LOOK SMALLER, HELPS ORGANIZE INFORMATION, AND
HELPS DEFINE A BEGINNING AND ENDING
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What is proximity?
So Close, Yet So Far for 30So Close, Yet So Far for 30
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TERM FOR ITEMS THAT ARE VISUALLY DISCONNECTED
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What are orphans?
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FINAL JEOPARDY
THE ACRONYM “C.A.R.P.” IS DESIGNED TO HELP YOU REMEMBER ABOUT 4 PRINCIPLES
OF LAYOUT AND DESIGN. NAME THEM.
Answer: What are CONTRAST, ALIGNMENT, REPETITION, AND PROXIMITY?
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Works Cited
Hunley, D. (n.d.). Retrieved Feb. 08, 2005, from Jeopardy Theme Song MIDI Web site: http://hunley.home.mindspring.com/midi/.
Josephson, B. (2002). Carp vs. crap homepage. Retrieved Feb. 08, 2005, from Text & Graphical Layout based on principles by Robin Williams & John Tollet Web site: http://edweb.sdsu.edu/courses/edtec470/graphics/carp/index.htm.