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## Getting started if you have no "eye" for design
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Design can feel like something "creative" people understand intuitively,
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but like all skills design is something that can be learned. Some people
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are faster learners in design just like some folks are quicker in
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picking up programming. But anyone can learn how to be a better designer
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by learning the basic principles and practicing them.
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One of the best mental models for basic design is C.R.A.P., which helped me
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grasp why some designs look good while others do not. CRAP is an acronym
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for:
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* Contrast: noticeable differences from one element to another
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* Repetition: elements' consistency
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* Alignment: order among all elements
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* Proximity: placement between elements and how they are organized
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These basic principles all you to start breaking down the problem into
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digestible pieces that you can work on rather than feeling like you
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"just don't have an eye for design".
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## Designing for various screen sizes
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[blog post series on building a browser engine](http://limpet.net/mbrubeck/2014/08/08/toy-layout-engine-1.html)
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that will show you how to build a simple rendering engine.
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* [How to Use C.R.A.P. Design Principles for Better UX](https://vwo.com/blog/crap-design-principles/)
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has a good summary of what contrast, repetition, alignment and
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proximity means for designing user interfaces.
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* [Defining Colors in CSS](https://pineco.de/defining-colors-in-css/)
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presents how to define color in your
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[Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)](/cascading-style-sheets.html) and breaks

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