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John Spacey, November 22, 2015 updated on June 21, 2017
Variety is a design principle that embraces diversity of structure, rules, look and feel. Its opposite is the concept of design unity.|
| Function | DesignLayout | | Definition | A design that embraces diversity of structure, rules, look and feel. | | Alternatives | Variety vs Unity | | Related Concepts | UnitySymmetry |
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The definition of quality objectives with examples.
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