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Week 5 - Summary - 5
- 1. Summary Toward a Better Design
- 2. Summary Become aware of design issues Current designs, design trends and color trends Navigation options Identity and interaction Incorporate: Appropriate aspect ration and display size Understanding of page layout and text display
- 3. Summary KISS (Keep it Simple Students!) Simple Web designs Pay attention to Color Contrast Balance Alignment Scrolling menus
- 4. Summary When the site design is complete: Sketch it out Create a prototype Test them with an audience