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  1. Visual Design elements and principlesdescribe fundamental ideas about the practice of good visual design. As William Lidwell stated in Universal Principles of Design: The best designers sometimes disregard theprinciples of design.

 

Balance

This is where you will place a description of the design principle and how you used shapes and color to create the design.


Promimity

This is where you will place a description of the design principle and how you used shapes and color to create the design.


Alignment

This is where you will place a description of the design principle and how you used shapes and color to create the design.


Repetition

This is where you will place a description of the design principle and how you used shapes and color to create the design.


Contrast

This is where you will place a description of the design principle and how you used shapes and color to create the design.


Space

This is where you will place a description of the design principle and how you used shapes and color to create the design.

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