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Using repetition can draw the eye and give familiarity, which this upcoming generation craves

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Lines are unique ways to make shapes or make the eye follow

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Color is meant to convey emotions and connect with your audience and focuses the eye on the subject or details

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utilizing the right colors in combination with the right font can help your product be more interesting you want it to pop out but not frighten

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Color is a great way to show emotion within your design. It  increases visual interest and helps move the eye along.

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Size creates visual hierarchy in your design. It also adds interest.

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Contrast adds interest to your design. This can be achieved with color, alignment, size, and typeface.

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SHAPE
The three basic shape types are geometric, natural and abstract. You can use shapes to create a visually pleasing design and eye-catching design.

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LINE
Line in graphic design can be used for a wide range of purposes: stressing a word or phrase, connecting content, creating patterns and more.

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COLOR
Color is used to generate emotions, define importance, create visual interest and unify branding.

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Repetition builds familiarity and gives the viewer something to expect, and draws them in. It also gives a sense of consistency.

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Size is one of the most direct ways to show a visual hierarchy and organize information by importance.

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Repetition in your design helps guide the viewer throughout the design and directs attention to all elements in the design.

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Proximity is necessary in design so the viewer knows what elements go together. Things can look like a big mess without proximity.

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In order for certain elements in your work to stand out, you need contrast between them. You also don't want to jumble things up. Without a proper contrast, things get unnoticed and it is harder to follow and possibly even see.

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Contrast, when done correctly, should not be noticed. It attracts the eye and adds visual interest. Contrast is not just contrast in color - type, alignment, and size should also have contrast in them.
^ contrast in color and typography

Color in a layout should balance - is there enough contrast? Is there too much contrast? Is everything still clear and readable? Do the colors set the right mood? Does the color scheme fit the context it is being used in?
Repetition in graphic design repeats images, icons, or text style. It helps to create a consistent, simplified image.

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size is important. you need to know how to fit things on the paper and how would it look on other things

can it be blown up?

also make sure it can fit with other things on it possibly

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Color, its really nice to play with colors BUT you want to make sure they flow together in some sort of way or fit to the meaning of the design.

red for a scary poster
blue for a ocean party gathering

if you think of those ideas you can easily imagine the idea with the colors.

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emphasis/ focal point
You want the red square to pop out it is not like the rest and it really catches peoples attention

for a cover of a book you have a face and then background stuff going on its the same idea as the example

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Texture - Texture is definitely something I am drawn to in a design. The right texture, weathered effect, or subtle treatment can be very effective at giving something a distinct feel (literally).

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I like to focus on color contrast, tone, font size, and direction of the font.

Alignment was key for this project. the center alignment of the head text contrasted with the left and right alignment of the other text.

The proximity of all the elements try to convey a story by following the images and text from top to bottom; left to right.

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Emphasis/Focal Point-
An element that dominates the visual hierarchy. It is used to draw the eye's attention to a certain element and when done correctly shows importance in an art piece. It can be done by using other principles like contrast, color, and repetition.

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Proximity-
It's the process that makes sure similar/related design elements are placed together. Which ensures a less clutter workspace. A close proximity makes the items show a relationship and appear to be a "visual unit." A visual unit helps give structure to the overall layout.

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Alignment-
Refers to lining up top, bottom or sides of a graphic element. Right and Left Justification and Centered are the most common terms for alignment. It allows you to arrange elements in a way that a composition is more visually appealing and matches how someone naturally scans the page. Which creates a visual connection between related items.