13 Ways to Build Better Pages, Part 14

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4. Yes, you are smarter than a 5th grader!
5. Yes, you are smarter than a 5th grader!
6. Yes, you are smarter than a 5th grader! Newspaper P age Design Contrast Rhythm Readability Simplicity Alignment Navigation Grids Proximity Modules Styles Newspaper P age Design
7. Yes, you are smarter than a 5th grader! And you should work at staying that way.
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28. XIII Stay smarter than a 5th grader!
29. 1. Evaluate your pages
30. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast
31. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency
32. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation
33. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create
34. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter
35. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter 7. Typography informs and inspires
36. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter 7. Typography informs and inspires 8. Grids foster consistency, unity & modular design
37. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter 7. Typography informs and inspires 8. Grids foster consistency, unity & modular design 9. Work smarter not harder
38. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter 7. Typography informs and inspires 8. Grids foster consistency, unity & modular design 9. Work smarter not harder 10. Make time to take chances
39. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter 7. Typography informs and inspires 8. Grids foster consistency, unity & modular design 9. Work smarter not harder 10. Make time to take chances 11. Use all the headline tools available to you
40. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter 7. Typography informs and inspires 8. Grids foster consistency, unity & modular design 9. Work smarter not harder 10. Make time to take chances 11. Use all the headline tools available to you 12. Make something out of nothing
41. 1. Evaluate your pages 2. Apply deliberate, distinctive contrast 3. Strive for consistency 4. Align items for a stronger presentation 5. Use proximity to group, packaging to create 6. Simplicity cuts through clutter 7. Typography informs and inspires 8. Grids foster consistency, unity & modular design 9. Work smarter not harder 10. Make time to take chances 11. Use all the headline tools available to you 12. Make something out of nothing 13. Stay smarter than a 5th grader!
42. Questions?