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This resource provides a beginner-friendly introduction to the fundamentals of interface design, outlining seven core principles such as visual hierarchy and contrast. It is aimed at UI/UX designers or anyone interested in creating websites or apps, and fits within the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) subfield of computer science. The material is well-structured and easy to understand, making it especially suitable for students who are just starting out in HCI. It explains key concepts clearly and gives practical examples, such as how to enhance accessibility and usability. These examples make it easier for learners to apply what they’ve studied to real-world projects. No prior knowledge is required to use this resource. It’s accessible to complete beginners, and even people curious about interface design could benefit from it. All that’s needed is an internet connection and a modern web browser. The website itself is clear, well-organized, and easy to navigate across devices. It also includes links to other valuable resources for those who want to explore further. However, because it is so basic, more experienced users might find it lacking in depth. Anyone looking to deepen their understanding of UI/UX design will need to look for more advanced materials. Overall, this is a reliable and helpful starting point for anyone interested in learning the basics of interface design.