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Index
The Principles of Beautiful Web Design, 4th Edition Notice of Rights Notice of Liability Trademark Notice About SitePoint About the Authors Preface
Who Should Read This Book? What’s in This Book Conventions Used
Code Samples Tips, Notes, and Warnings
Supplementary Materials
Chapter 1: Layout and Composition
The Design Process
Discovery Client Meetings Don’t Have to Take Place in an Office Exploration Implementation
Defining Good Design
Users Are Pleased by the Design but Drawn to the Content Users Can Move about Easily via Intuitive Navigation Users Recognize Each Page as Belonging to the Site
Web Page Anatomy
The Containing Block The Logo The Navigation The Content The Footer Whitespace
Grid Theory
The Rule of Thirds
CSS Frameworks Balance
Symmetrical Balance Asymmetrical Balance
Unity
Proximity Repetition
Emphasis
Placement Continuance Isolation Contrast Proportion
Bread-and-butter Layouts
Left-column Navigation Right-column Navigation Three-column Navigation Navigationless Magazine Style Bare-bones Minimalism Break the Mould Layouts
Web Trends
Video Backgrounds Masonry Layouts Parallax Scrolling
Finding Inspiration Using a Morgue File Responsive Design Screen Resolutions
How Do @media Queries Work?
Responsive Web Design Principles
Always Design for “Mobile First” Don’t Jam Elements into the Mobile View Just Because They’re in the Desktop View SVG Is Your BFF
Responsive Frameworks The Project: Trashmonger
Assets Requirements
Sitemap
Chapter 2: Color
The Psychology of Color
Color Associations Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Purple White Black
Color Temperature Chromatic Value
Saturation
Color Theory 101 Red, Yellow, and Blue, or CMYK The Scheme of Things
A Monochromatic Color Scheme Monochromatic Color Scheme in the Real World An Analogous Color Scheme Analogous Color Scheme Examples A Complementary Color Scheme Complementary Color Scheme Examples Common Complementary Pitfalls Split-complementary, Triadic, and Tetradic Other Variants
Creating a Palette
Hexadecimal Notation
Color Tools and Resources
Paletton Colormind Adobe Color COLOURlovers Colour Contrast Check
The Application: Choosing a Color Palette
Chapter 3: Texture
Point Line Shape
Designing in CSS Rotation and Angles Directing the Eye Putting It Into Practice
Volume and Depth
Perspective Proportion Light and Shadow From 3D Renders to Flat design Flat Design Is UI Design Still a Flat Earth? Photoshop Filters
Pattern Building Texture: Vintage, Patterned, Worn, and Nostalgic Styles
Paper Grain Paints, Pencils and Other Traditional Media Faded Memories The Digital Retro Look Halftone and Ben Day Dots DIY Halftones Hidden Grain Starting Your Own Textural Trends
Application: Adding a Design Motif Using SVG Patterns Using a Pattern as a Motif
Chapter 4: Typography
Taking Type to the Web
Self-hosted Web Fonts Web Font Services
Anatomy of a Letterform Text Spacing
Horizontal Spacing Vertical Spacing
Text Alignment Typeface Distinctions
Serif Fonts Sans-serif Fonts Handwritten Fonts Fixed-width Fonts Novelty Fonts Dingbat Fonts
Finding Fonts
Free Font Galleries Commercial Font Galleries Individual Artists and Foundries
Choosing the Right Fonts Establishing a Typographic System
Typical Body Font Sizes
Scaling Your Type
Type Scaling in Practice Mobile Considerations
Vertical Baseline Rhythm
Vertical Baseline Rhythm Is a Tool, Not a Religion
The Takeaway The Project: Building a Type System
Creating a Basic Typography Style Guide Adding a Visual Grid
What Now?
Chapter 5: Imagery
What to Look For
Question 1: Is It Relevant? Question 2: Is It Interesting? Question 3: Is It Appealing?
Legitimate Image Sources
Take It or Make It Stock Photography Getting Professional Help
How Not to Impress
Google Ganking Hotlinking Clip Art
Image Presentation
Creative Cropping Image Adjustments Filters
File Formats and Resolutions Creative Image Treatments
Using Images to Enhance Images Using Pure CSS to Enhance Images Breaking
The Project: Pulling the Design Together
Pulling in the Pattern Motif Complete: Trashmonger v1.0
Onward and Upward
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