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An abstract graphic featuring a multi-layered grid design that creates a 3D depth effect against a vibrant red background. The intersecting lines and gradual fading of the grid evoke a sense of movement and perspective. Ideal for modern design projects, backgrounds, and digital artwork. #AbstractArt #GridDesign #3DPerspective #LayeredGrid #GeometricArt #DigitalIllustration #AbstractArt #OpticalIllusion #MinimalistDesign #ContemporaryArt #FuturisticStyle #VisualEffects #ContemporaryArt

An abstract composition featuring dynamic white streaks radiating from a bright central point against a vivid red background. The rough, textured lines create a sense of explosive energy and movement, resembling a pulsating starburst. Ideal for modern digital art and graphic design. #AbstractArt #EnergyBurst #RadiatingLines #RedBackground #DynamicMovement #StarburstEffect #ModernArt #DigitalIllustration #TexturedLines #ExplosiveDesign #GraphicArt #VividColors #MinimalistComposition #ContemporaryDesign #CreativeExpression

Here is a visual wrap-up of text-to-background contrast ratios needed to comply with WCAG 1.4.3 AA and 1.4.6 AAA. These ratios depend not only on the foreground and background colors but also on the text size and font weight. Many contrast checkers only verify the colors, leaving up to the auditor to manually check for text boldness and size if they know how to differentiate normal text from large text. Check out the schema that I created for my Accessible Design training! #WCAG #AccessibleDesign

At the end of last year I completed the 'Design Basics' beginners course at SoftUni Creative! I've gained foundational knowledge in composition, colours and palettes, frames, fonts, graphic symbols, software and terms. 🎨 #DesignBasics #CreativeJourney #ContinuousLearning #MoreToCome

Bookmark tip: Fontvibes lets you find fonts based on the emotion you are going for. Describe your use case and see the fonts that fit! →

I'm excited to share that I've just wrapped up Sean Adams' "Graphic Design Foundations: Layout and Composition" course! It was an incredibly insightful journey into the essentials of design principles. #graphicdesign #layoutdesign #CreativeDesign

What colors make your video look pro? Some key tips to help you decide: 1. Consider no more than 3 total 2. Use tools like Adobe Color Wheel (It’s okay not to have a visual design, but if you’re not working with a strong brand look for palettes.) 3. Use templates and don’t free wheel it! When in doubt, look to your favourite brands and copy, borrow, emulate, and steal! 🥷 See how they use color to help highlight key information…or really how they lead your eye to what to focus. 🔔 Stay tuned for more tips from Synthesia Academy to learn to communicate and design better with video!

For a 160x600 image (often used in display networks), here's a content suggestion that fits the narrow and tall format: Top Section: Bold Heading: "Explore New Dimensions" Use a clean, modern font to grab attention. Middle Section: Visual Element: A simple graphic or abstract design that represents growth or expansion, like layered geometric shapes (circles, triangles) expanding vertically. Bottom Section: Call to Action (CTA): "Innovate Today" Use a contrasting color for the CTA button or text to make it stand out. Keep the design minimal with a strong visual focus to capture attention quickly in such a slim layout.

Reduce layout shifts on your website with this handy Web Font Fallback Generator! 📏🖥️ Easily adjust font sizes and override font metrics to create seamless transitions between your brand font and fallback font. Check it out 👉

✨ Pro tip while deciding the ideal way to design a Three-level hamburger navigation. 👉 Level One: Ensure to add icons for quick visual identification of the first level menu. 👉 Level Two: Lower a visual treatment by using bold fonts (and dropping icons) 👉 Level Three: Use the regular font for balanced top-to-bottom thickness and importance. 👉 Use the back icon: For ease of navigating back to Level One < From Level Two < Level Three. 🌟 Additionally add search for quick access. This helps users once they are familiar with the terminology of the navigation system. Oh and don't forget to use easier and contextual terms in your navigation. Happy Designing Everyone 🤩