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Basic Design Principles - Coggle Diagram
Basic Design Principles
Resources
TpT infographics for examples
Google
Readings/videos in BlackBoard
100 Things//Design for Everyday
Canva Color Wheel
Ideas
Conjugation tables
Example sentences
Color verb ending + stem differently
Steps of conjugating
Bold headings, bigger font
Regular present tense or infographic of preterite vs. imperfect?
Related image to draw attn/support sentences
Use Canva color wheel for proper contrast
Tips/Notes
Blance
size, thickness, darkness of lines, symmetrical/asymmetrical, colors have weight
Proximity
Group related by category, items closer=more organized=easier to read, more space=don't go together, photo/text
Alignment
purpose to unify and organize, be conscious where to align, always align to something, avoid using more than 1 alignment. align images with grids or frames
Repetition
repeat some aspect of design throughout (theme) adds consistency/organization/unifies
Contrast
visual interest, organization, make different items really different, aids in organization of information. Add by: typeface, line thickness, colors, shapes, sizes, space, images
White Space
breaks up elements on page, visual breathing room, can be other colors, less is more
Color
contrasting shares and levels of saturation, 1-3 primary, 1-3 secondary to contrast/compliment
Fonts
help mood, keep same family, 2-3
capitals like shouting, save for headlines/get attn.
Some more notes
Central vs. Peripheral Vision
C-what you use to look at things directly, most critical for specific object recognition... P-gist of scene
FFA-allows faces to bypass brain's usual interpretive channels and helps us identify them more quickly than objects. Eye-tracking-look where person's eyes do, then we look at product, make emotional connection/direct attn.
Emotions (joy, sadness, contempt, fear, disgust, surprise, anger. pics with real emotion help. Pastoral scenes make ppl happy
Brain creates shapes out of empty space