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Introduction

Web design principles are general rules for the design of web-based media that include basic guidelines for the design of layouts and interaction design.

Definition

Design principles are derived from fields as varied as Human-computer interaction, usability and user experience design, Graphic design and Typography, Colour theory, and Design processes and models. They can stand alone as general rules or be the basis for the development of design methodologies

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