Principles of (web) design
June 15th, 2005 
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Comments(0) Digital Web Magazine’s new column on theoretical basics of web design (part 1 of 3) uncovers an issue seen and implemented way to often in practice
As with any design discipline, there are aspects of the Web design process that are unique to the medium, such as screen resolution, additive color spaces and image compression. But too often these more unique details override our sense of the bigger picture. We focus on the fact that it is Web design and push aside core design concepts—concepts that can that make any project stronger without interfering in the more technical considerations later on.
When talking about fundamental concepts we inevitably look outside our discipline and adopt a slightly larger perspective.
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…art forms, such as lithography, typography, painting/illustration and industrial design
