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Texas Center for Community Journalism
November 16, 2015
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13 Ways to Build Better Pages, Part 7
Texas Center for Community Journalism
November 16, 2015
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Simplicity is very complicated
Simplicity is very complicated “The art of simplicity is a
puzzle of complexity.” ~ Douglas Horton American protestant clergyman and academic leader
Simplicity is very complicated “In character, in manner, in style,
in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity.” ~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow American poet and educator
Simplicity is very complicated “Simplicity is the glory of expression.”
~ Walt Whitman American poet, essayist and journalist
Simplicity is very complicated “Simplicity cuts through clutter.” ~ Luke
Sullivan Savannah College of Art and Design
Simplicity cuts through clutter
Simplicity cuts through clutter
Simplicity cuts through clutter
Simplicity cuts through clutter
Simplicity cuts through clutter
Simplicity cuts through clutter Three ways to achieve simplicity
Simplicity cuts through clutter Three ways to achieve simplicity 1.
Make sure your message is clear.
Simplicity cuts through clutter Make sure your message is clear
Simplicity cuts through clutter Make sure your message is clear
Simplicity cuts through clutter Make sure your message is clear
Simplicity cuts through clutter Three ways to achieve simplicity 1.
Make sure your message is clear. 2. Assure that the composition is balanced.
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Assure that the composition is balanced
Simplicity cuts through clutter Three ways to achieve simplicity 1.
Make sure your message is clear. 2. Assure that the composition is balanced. 3. Look for a sense of harmony.
Simplicity cuts through clutter Look for a sense of harmony
Simplicity cuts through clutter Look for a sense of harmony
VI Simplicity cuts through clutter
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