Effective Uses of Ineffective DesignsMain MenuEffective Uses of Ineffective DesignIntroductionThe Basic Trends of Web DesignAward Worthy Examples of Good Web DesignElements of DesignCaptain MarvelLINGsCARS.comYale University School of ArtThe Benign Violation TheoryUsability and AccessibilityStriking a BalanceWorks CitedRylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1a
A Lack of Contrast
12019-05-10T15:48:58-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1a338652plain2019-05-10T15:50:18-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1aThe wood behind this cat blends in quite a bit with the cat's body, making it a bit difficult to tell the two apart. Yale's boxes may not match this image, but they keep the text from doing the same thing as the cat.
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