Design Principles in Action
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ESPN Image

Emphasis

ESPN

ESPN has a lot of information to give viewers, which can easily get lost. However, the usage of emphasis on this website helps locate a clear hierarchy of typographics which make viewers eyes follow throuhg the website easier. They show a large article title in a dark color in contrast to the supporting text which is smaller and lighter in color as to not give an overwhelming feeling. Not only this, but the articles are anchored down with a white background, against a light gray to differentiate. ESPN.com

NCAA Iamge

Unity

NCAA

The principle of design that is demonstrated well on this website was unity. The bright baby blue color in the NCAA logo is used for the heading, and as a background to the titles of the articles listed. Using this color throughout the website creates a great sense of unity which helps the many different articles not feel so overwhelming and makes it feel relevant. NCAA.com

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Pattern

9News

9News is a broad news organization, however there is definitely an emphasis on sports. This website perfectly utilizes the usage of pattern as seen in the backgrond of the articles. The repeated line pattern creates a good sense of unity throughout the wenstie as well, but it does a great job bringing attention to the articles. The coloring is fluid throughout the website with white lettering against a black background with categories in a light blue. This calming coloring creates a very pleasant website to look at. 9NEws.com

AP News Image

Movement

APNews

This website utilizes the design principle of movement very well. The bold colors of the black typography in contrast to the whitemake the viewer easily flow through and easily locate the main articles. The different headings listing th various sports bove the image hekp anchor it down and the arrow next to it help the vieweres eyes flow across the screen. Important information, such as how long ago the article was posted, is highlighted in red to allow vieweres to easily locate. APNews.com