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The document discusses the CRAP principles for visual web design for eLearning: - Contrast uses differences in shapes, colors, sizes, and fonts to draw attention. - Repetition creates consistency by repeating elements like shapes, colors, and lines. - Alignment organizes content by positioning elements along edges, centers, or bottoms. - Proximity places related elements close together to reduce clutter and aid understanding.
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- 1. P A R C Using CRAP web design for eLearning Design Matters CRAP is a set of principles for visual web design Improve your eLearning design by applying these basic principles Adapted from https://elearningindustry.com/using-crap-web-design-for-elearning Williams R. 2008. The non-designers design book.
- 2. Design Matters Contrast Alignment Proximity Repetition Use contrast in shapes and colours to draw attention to different elements Repetition creates a consistency in your design Using alignment organises and connects your content Elements that are related should be placed in close proximity to each other
- 3. Contrast Use contrast in shapes and colours to draw attention to different elements Size Shape Colour Fonts Elements include:
- 4. Repetition creates a consistency in your design Repetition Repeat elements such as: Shapes and Sizes Colours Spatial Relationships Lines
- 5. Alignment Using alignment organises and connects your content Edge Alignment - elements are aligned on the side Center Alignment - elements are aligned at the top Alignment creates an invisible margin Bottom Alignment - elements are aligned at the bottom
- 6. Proximity Elements that are related should be placed in close proximity to each other Organise Information Reduce Clutter Increase Learner Understanding
- 7. Design Matters Typography White Space Colours Layout FontFont use only two styles of size highlights importance remember colour contrast FOCUS ON POSITIONING make it easy to scan Make use of open space to keep your design balanced Use two or three complimentary colours Other design principles to keep in mind include: