The document discusses the C.R.A.P principles for design including contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity. Contrast involves using different sizes, colors, and formatting to make elements stand out. Repetition uses repeating fonts and formats to group topics. Alignment arranges text and links on a page in a non-scattered way. Proximity groups related links and texts close together to avoid confusion.

1. C.R.A.P Principles

2. Contrast You want to avoid similarity You want your elements and text to stand out from the background. Options for contrast: Size, color, boldness, italics, shape, space, etc.

3. Repetition The repeat of certain fonts or formats to keep your topics together A site with bad repetition will be very confusing to a reader Fonts and bullet points can be huge for repetition.

4. Alignment This is the how your texts/links are arranged on a page. Avoid scattering your texts. The simpler your texts are, the cleaner they will look.

5. Proximity This is how your related links and texts are grouped and how close they are together. The more spread out your items are, the harder it will be to view You want your links that are similar to be together to avoid confusion.