The document outlines six key web design principles: 1. Unity - The theme, colors, fonts, and proportions are consistent across all pages. 2. Variety - The layout incorporates different elements like large titles, text blocks, and images to appeal to users visually. 3. Balance - The design is symmetrical horizontally and vertically. 4. Scale and Proportion - Elements decrease in size proportionally based on importance. 5. Rhythm - The layout guides the eye across the page in a consistent flow. 6. Simplicity - The page only includes necessary information and gets straight to the point.

1. Web Design Principles
Zi Ying, Wu
Sloan Dwyer
Ben Ballou

2. Unity
The theme is very consistent regardless of what page you are on. The colors and
fonts included are similar throughout whole design as well as the proportions of the
site.

3. Variety
The layout is incredibly varied, with the title of the page to the side in large font
amidst the author’s work. To the left and roughly in the center of the page is text on a
dark background. Each element of the page is different and appealing to the eye.

4. Balance
It is very symmetrical horizontally and vertically.

5. Scale and Proportion
The way the site is set up and with the different areas throughout it are very
proportional. The pictures and text decrease in size down the page in order of
importance.

6. Rhythm
The set up of the design makes the eye go across the page. The line of grass across
the top also adds to rhythm of the site.

7. Emphasis
The lay out of this site is really affective to emphasizing certain things. For example
to compose a new tweet is at the top of the page and located on the left side. The
majority of the page is focused on what your followers tweet.

8. Simplicity
The page is very clear and precise. It only shows what is necessary or wanted. Gets to
the point and omits information not needed.