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function: how something works
aesthetics: how something looks
quality design requires both](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 2. [function and aesthetics] function: how something works aesthetics: how something looks quality design requires both
- 3. [principles & elements of design] principles: guiding rules; theory of design explain how and why certain combinations and relationships of the elements are pleasing or not pleasing the recipe elements: physical expressions of design the working parts of the design; the tangible things we can manipulate to create a harmonious design XX XXX the ingredients
- 4. [scale] visual weight a a a a a
- 5. a:a an evaluation based on ratios or size comparisons [proportion] pleasing size relationships Alissa out of proportion = out of scale size relationship of parts to one another or to the whole division of two unequal, but harmonious or pleasing parts
- 6. [rhythm] organized movement repetition: a a a a a a a a alternation: a b a b a b or a a a a a a progression: a a a a a
- 7. symmetrical: A A asymmetrical: A A [balance] equity
- 8. a a a a a a a a [contrast] pleasing difference
- 9. a a a a a a a a [emphasis] focal point
- 10. unity variety the most important of all the design principles it provides a single unifying element that relates to all the varied components [harmony] agreement or rightness order through oneness and sameness interest through absence of sameness monotony confusion
- 11. a a a a a a a a a a a a a [space] positive or negative
- 12. a a a a a a a a [line] angled, curved or straight
- 13. a a a a a a a a [color] adds interest
- 14. [creativity] Now that you know the rules …break them
- 15. [proximity] implies relationship random title related title related text related text related text related text related text related text related text related text related text related text related text related text random text random text random text random text random text random text random text random text random text random text random text random text
- 16. a Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? [contrast] for readability a Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this?
- 17. [text size] for readability aaCan you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this? Can you easily read this?
- 18. [creating a .jpeg] PowerPoint single image o create your image using PowerPoint tools o right click then choose save as picture o select .jpeg from the file type drop down menu and save layered images o layer your images using PowerPoint tools o right click then choose save as picture o enter presentation mode using Shift+F5 o take a screenshot using Alt+Prt Screen o paste back in to PowerPoint and crop o select .jpeg from the file type drop down menu and save
- 19. [let’s try it]
- 20. [thank you] Any questions? Please ask!!! Alissa Sells asells@sbctc.edu