This document discusses key principles of web design including unity, variety, balance, scale and proportion, rhythm, emphasis, and simplicity. It analyzes how a website applies these principles through consistent colors, aligned elements, differing image sizes and placements, equal sidebars balancing center images, varying video sizes, repetitive lines creating flow, a textured top bar drawing attention, and focusing on main elements.

1. WEB DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
Kat Bailey
Ryan Buckner
Steven Gomez

2. Unity
This website creates unity with the similar color palette and the
repetition of the blue color. They also align elements in sections.

3. Variety
This website presents variety in its various elements spread throughout the
page. It adds visual interest with the differences in the size and placement of
the images.

4. Balance
This website creates balance with the two sidebars balancing the
center set of images. The center set of images also displays
balance with the equal columns of images making each line of
images feel like they take up the same amount of space.

5. Scale and Proportion
This website uses scale and proportion to draw your eye to one video
specifically as its main attraction and then puts its less important videos in a
smaller size.

6. Rhythm
This website creates rhythm with the repetitive lines,
creating a flow that the reader can follow.

7. Emphasis
This website puts emphasis on its top bar with a texture and larger graphics
that get your attention.

8. Simplicity
This website creates simplicity by getting rid of most
distracting objects and focuses on the main elements of the
page