Directions: There are 9 basics principles that you must find a match for each design. Look for an image picture to match to copy paste an example

1.Use borders when you want to frame and draw attention to information (e. g., table of contents, calendars, special notes).

2.Allow the edges of text columns, and artwork to create the illusion of borders.

3.Draw attention to boxes, or images by using borders with a drop shadow.

4.Draw the reader’s attention to important elements by contrasting size (scale), color, and page position. Make sure the elements have a function that supports the content.

5.Use large, bold display type, and/or graphics for the creation of focus. Use elements with visual weight, intensity, or color for focus.

6.Use a grid to help organize elements on the page. Make sure that the grid is flexible, but that the grid sections are not too small. Divide the page into four or five columns for most flexibility.

7.Use multiple columns to organize text, and visuals into smaller (more easily read) blocks of information.

8.Divide text into two, or three equal columns for best results on a standard page.

9.Use a single, wider column with a smaller column for pullout quotes, and other types of supporting content.