2. AVOID MORE THAN ONE POP-UP FRAME!
- I can't stress this enough! Sometimes even one pop-up is too much, but to sit there and
have a frame pop-up every ten seconds is pure torture.
3. If you don't feel right about it, your audience won't.
- It's the truth.
4. Learn your color wheel.
- I have permanately squinty eyes from pages that use an off- white background and light blue text.
5. Control the flow.
- The Anglo-saxon eye travels from left to right. That's how we read, and that's how we look at things upon first glance. You can easily direct eye-movement by using well place lines and graphics to any area of the screen you want. Try not to pull the eye in too many places at once. Someone can get hurt.
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