Q.State and briefly explain any four principles of good web design.

Good web design is judged by how clear and usable a page is for the visitor, and several established principles guide it. …

Good web design aims at a clear, usable, and pleasant page. Four important principles are:

1. Simplicity and clarity — keep the page uncluttered; too many colours, fonts, or moving elements distract the visitor. A clean layout with white space communicates better.

2. Consistency — use the same colours, fonts, and navigation across every page so the site feels like one coherent whole; this is a key reason external CSS is preferred.

3. Easy navigation — provide a clear, predictable menu so visitors always know where they are and can reach other pages easily, without getting lost.

4. Readability — choose legible fonts and sizes, ensure strong contrast between text and background, and break content into short paragraphs, headings, and lists so it can be scanned easily. …

Students sometimes list only visual/decorative points (like 'use nice colours') — good design principles are about the visitor's experience (clarity, navigati …