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title: Design Principles
published: 2024-12-17
description: Learning Design for Web Development
image: cover.png
tags: [Technology]
category: English
draft: false
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:::note[References]

- Robin Williams, [_Non-Designers Design Book_](https://123dok.com/document/q51xl8wy-designers-design-design-typographic-principles-visual-novice-edition.html), Peachpit Press; 4th edition, 2014

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4 Basic Principles of Design
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1. Proximity
2. Alignment
3. Repetition
4. Contrast

### Proximity

:::tip[Principle of Proximity]

__Group related items together__

:::

The purpose of the principle is to give viewer an instant visual clue to the organization and content of the page. When
several items are in close proximity to each other, they become one visual unit rather than several separate units.

To be continued ...
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