Design Elements Exercises
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Primary colors
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Movement and eye flow
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Icon keylines
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Spacing
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Contrast and distinction
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Design systems
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Negative space as breathing room
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Visual designer
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Atoms
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Emphasis and the Von Restorff effect
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Shadow stacking
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Hierarchy and visual order
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Positive and negative space
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Proximity and Gestalt theory
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Illustration
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Keylines
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Duotone icons
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Unity and visual harmony
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Pattern libraries
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Consistency and standards
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Fixed element
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Creating focal points with emphasis
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Alignment and structure
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Templates
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Design systems
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Margins
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Using contrast for accessibility
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Repetition and pattern recognition
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Border radius
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Assets
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Symmetry and asymmetry
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Elevation
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Using negative space effectively
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Layout
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Design principles
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Guiding the eye with movement
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Fluid element
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Using alignment for scannability
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Photograph
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Style guides
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Aesthetic and minimalist design
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Balancing proportion in interfaces
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Background image
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Dimensions
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Continuation and Gestalt theory
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Figure-ground perception
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Using continuation to direct attention
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Center alignment
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Dividers
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