Design Theory Exercises
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Design thinking process
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Neutral colors
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Color wheel
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Warm colors
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Cool colors
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The Double Diamond design framework
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Contrast and distinction
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Design systems
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Proximity and Gestalt theory
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Color
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Type systems
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UX writing examples
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Templates
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Design systems
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Symmetry and asymmetry
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What UX writing is not
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Design principles
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Using proximity to group content
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What is UX writing?
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Responsibilities of a UX writer
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Continuation and Gestalt theory
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Purpose of UX writing
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Beige
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Figure-ground perception
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Application of atomic design theory
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White
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Visibility
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Green
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Purple
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Focus
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Gray
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Importance
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Color theory
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Who a UX writer works with
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Yellow
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Blue
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Brown
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Orange
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Time
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Black
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Red
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Attraction
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Patience
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Pink
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Stimulation
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Gender
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History and evolution of service design
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Who is a mentor
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Mentor's benefits
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