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DA3-1-1 Crap Principles 1

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proximityrefers to the distance between elements on a Web page and how the elements relate to one another.
falseGenerally speaking, elements that are close together appear to have a weaker relationship than elements that farther apart.
alignmentThis is one of the most critical principles of design it can enhance or detract from the appearance of a Web page. But in addition, it can significantly affect the readability of material on a page.
repetitionWhile all the pages on a Web site do not have to be exactly the same, there should be enough similarities to create a consistent look and feel to the site. This consistency is one of the things that help make a site easy to navigate.
contrastPerhaps the most obvious example of this principle is the color of text against a background. Under some circumstances, it is used to make something different so that it stands out. This helps to indicate what is important.
trueNavigation is at the heart of any good Web design.
parry hotterText in Web pages is displayed by browsers using the fonts available in the viewer's computer. Which font would be unlikely to be loaded on a viewer's computer?
sans serifThe headlines and main topic headers use this type of font because it is easy to read.
serifThe text body uses this font, such as Times or Times New Roman, because it is easy to read in blocks of text.
trueText that is displayed too large is just as difficult to read as text that is too small.
red and blueThis color combinations, such as red and blue, should be avoided because they result in extremely high perception problems.
800 pixelsOne of the biggest decisions for anybody creating a Web page involved choosing which is the most appropriate size for the design. Most computer monitors are set for a width of
percentSpecifying table by this width will cause the table size to change depending on what the viewer's screen size is.
falseTo provide contrast all images and text should be about the same size



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