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- 4. Types of Contrast Size Weight Color/Value Texture Meaning Compound Contrast APA is so painful because… “C” is for CONTRAST
- 5. Consequences of Contrast Guides Attention Provides Interest Visual Oatmeal Low Interest Less Memorable Lose Attention
- 6. Repetition for Consistency Repetition for Rhythm Types of Repetition Elements Echoes Gestalt Principles Closure Continuance “R” is for REPETITION
- 7. Consequences of Repetition Unity Ease of Communication Fragmented Message Modularlization Unprofessional Look
- 8. Types of Alignment Right Left Center Justified/Ragged Using Grids Positive/Negative space Padding Edges “A” is for ALIGNMENT
- 9. Consequences of Alignment Order Clear Communication Sloppy Amatuer Slows Communication
- 10. Types of Proximity Grouping Organization Directional/Trajectory Proximity is about showing relationships “P” is for PROXIMITY
- 11. Consequences of Proximity Faster Communication Less Eye-strain Clarity of Message Eye Strain Misunderstanding Slower Communication
- 12. BETTER COMMUNICATION Better CRAP =
- 13. Exercise
- 15. Watch Shirky “Where do we find the time!?” (google it.)
- 16. Collect at least 1 example and 1 non-example of each of the CRAP principles in design artifacts. Make an improvement of 1 non-example by sketching, photo-copying or scanning to edit. Assignment