Graphic vs. Web Design: What’s the Difference?
The average punter tends to think that graphic and web designers are interchangeable. It’s thought to be different words to describe the same position.
Graphic Design: Common Wisdom vs. The Truth
When designers look back at the many things they’ve been told over the years, they often wish that they hadn’t ever asked for advice in the first place.
Can you guess the Country’s Flag?
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Big brand products with big design flaws
Although some may believe the field of design is easy, professional designers know better. Even the most prestigious brand names produce products with big design flaws. After real consumer use, even some of the most carefully developed and strictly tested products suffer from flawed design.
5 Tips to improve your business Facebook page
Most of us have a Facebook account and interact with it daily. Adding friends, updating photo galleries, ‘liking’ content – it’s become second nature.
Getting emotional about design
Highly saturated markets, low-cost technology and globalisation are all playing a role in the design and marketing businesses.
4 Reasons why rebranding your business is a good idea
Whether it’s subtle but powerful tweaks to your brand or a complete overhaul of the look and feel of your business, the time for rebranding comes to every business at some point or another.
Design: What does It Really Mean?
People in the general population around the world refer to the word “design” quite loosely when talking about a product or service, but it is actually very important to understand the different types of design.
Get Up & Move: Creating Movement in Graphic Design
In the graphic design world, movement refers to the path of a viewer’s eyes as he or she looks at your work. Since movement can add such a large sense of unity in design, it plays a significant role in the creation process.
How your website design can be more than just an online brochure
We’re often discouraged by the state of the average company website. They’re often deflated, use old school tactics, and stuff users full of useless information – at best, the sites are glorified brochures.