Find 5 examples of principles. The examples can be from our physical world or our virtual (online) world.

For each of the 5 examples provide the following: You have to do all these 7 requirments.

1-A brief explanation of the item and where the item exists (for example: a button in your car, navigation on the NPR website, a button on Blackboard, etc.)

2-A picture or screenshot of the item/element

3-Identify the principle(s) that you are capturing

4-A thorough explanation of how the item/example adheres to OR violates the principle(s) identified

5-A brief explanation of why it is easy (or difficult) to use or interpret the item/element

6-At least one reason why the designer might have designed the item/element this way

7-An explanation of one possible alternative way the item/element could be designed

You must identify at least 3 different principles from the following list in the five examples you select.

Principles discussed in class include:

signifiers/affordances

mapping

feedback

constraints

proximity

similarity

closure

continuity

symmetry