9 Basic Principles of Design

Basics design principles must be understood before preparing a set of layouts, although only a few considerations are suitable for the designer for use in preparing a graphic two-dimensional layout. Nine of the most important considerations reviewed in simple illustrations here are, 1 Balance, 2 Alignment, 3 Emphasis, 4 Proportion, 5 Movement, 6 Pattern, 7 Contrast, 8 Unity and 9 Perspective. We can name Design Principles in many ways and with variety of examples, and I shall continue to write more to help out those who are looking forward to a future with design. Just get your principles of design right.
These simple illustrations were made using Adobe Illustrator, and you may as well use Adobe Comp CC, yet there are many other software. 

Balance - A distribution of equal visual weight

Alignment - An arrangement forming a straight line

Emphasis - An accentuation of importance

Proportion - Scaling of objects in relation to each other

Movement - A directed path of optical motion

Pattern - An orderly repetition of an object

Contrast - A juxtaposition that accentuates difference

Unity - A harmonious arrangement of elements

Perspective - A perfect impression of depth