A quick preview of 2024 for the design community. Some old, some new - hear what they're saying could be the prevailing design trends of the new year.
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Product designer | UX/UI | High analytic skills | Creative | Problem solver | Team player | A graduate of UX/UI, Visual arts, Photography and 3D visualization.
Can a design be too minimalist? Why is it so hard to design with less? #minimalistdesign #paradox #simpledesign https://lnkd.in/dwT6spEW
The Paradox of Simple Design: Why it Can Be the Hardest One to Nail? • BRACT Agency
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Unlock the Power of Purposeful Design! 🎨 Boost Functionality & Beauty! Something I had written a while ago but only just got round to publishing. Take a look... it might be interesting... it might be not... In the world of design, every element must serve a purpose. The concept that "there is no room for superfluous design" challenges us to be intentional and thoughtful in our creations. By focusing on purposeful design, we can enhance both functionality and aesthetics. Join me as I explore how thoughtful design choices lead to impactful results. #DesignThinking #PurposefulDesign #Functionality #Aesthetics #Innovation #design https://lnkd.in/eTHTS-XR
Understanding the Importance of Purpose-Driven Design: No Room for Superfluous Design — Elliott Holman
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Design isn't just about looking good; it's about making an impact. 🌟 When purpose collides with aesthetics, that's when real magic happens A design that speaks to the heart is one that combines what you want to say with how it looks. Does your design truly communicate? Let's make our creations not just visually appealing, but meaningful.💡 Don't forget to follow for more insights! 🔍 #socialmedia #socialmediadesign #socialmediastrategist #socialmediadesigner #socialmediachalleng
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Helping Startups Enhance User Engagement and maximizing Conversions with Custom-Crafted UX Design Solutions 👉🏻 Maximizing Client Success
“I think our design is fine—it just needs a few tweaks.” I hear this all the time. Clients often say, “We just need a bit of help making our design look better.” But I’m not here to do “just fine.” And months later? I check in, and they’re stuck in the same place. Why? Because they thought a decent design was enough. But here’s the thing… A design that just “looks good” isn’t the same as a design that works. Users need more than a pretty page. They need a smooth, engaging experience. If your design is confusing, people notice—and they leave. Basic doesn’t cut it. A clunky design can hurt your brand and drive people away. Show up ready. Show up polished. Show up like you mean it. Because in design, “just fine” isn’t good enough.
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🎨 Discover the top 6 design trends that shaped 2024. Learn to separate passing fads from design directions with staying power to elevate your brand. 👨💻 #designtrends #visualsdesgin #graphicdesgin #uiuxdesign #uidesign
2024 Design Trends to Elevate Your Craft - Minerva Visuals Blog
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Is art design? Is design art? On one hand it might be easy to assume that not specializing could be a hindrance to achieving ultimate expertise, but I think the opposite is true. Working with multi-disciplinary designers helps bring a unique perspective, and a diverse skillset to the table. This ability to think outside the box can result in innovative and unconventional solutions that set any design project apart from the mundane. Read more on my blog: https://lnkd.in/dtWRp5Z4
The Intersection of Art and Design: The Case for Multi-disciplinary Designers — kendrasanchez
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Productivity and Design: 8 Tips That will Make You Better at Your Job #Designers #DesignInspiration #creativegraphics #GraphicDesign #Eclipse2024 https://lnkd.in/dMAy7QtB
Productivity and Design: 8 Tips That will Make You Better at Your Job
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White space in design is crucial. Do you know why? Let's have a look at our blog post. The Crucial Role of White Space in Design: A Guide by DesignoFly https://lnkd.in/gUznTXFb
The Crucial Role of White Space in Design: A Guide by DesignoFly
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Graphics Designer | Creating Visuals that Communicate Complex Ideas and Leaves Lasting Impression | Women Techsters Fellow Class of 2024 | Data Analyst
What Makes a Great Design? Let's Talk Aesthetics vs. Functionality It's the classic design dilemma - should a design prioritize looking good (aesthetics) or being easy to use (functionality)? Can a design truly excel in both areas? Personally, I believe strong design achieves a beautiful balance between the two. Visually appealing elements can grab attention and make a lasting impression, but if the design is clunky or confusing to use, it ultimately fails. Here are some thoughts to consider: ● Aesthetics can enhance functionality. Clear hierarchy, intuitive layouts, and well-chosen color palettes can all contribute to a user-friendly experience. ● Functionality should never be sacrificed for aesthetics. If a design looks amazing but is difficult to navigate, it's a missed opportunity. ● The ideal balance depends on the project. A website selling complex financial products might prioritize functionality, while a poster promoting a concert could lean more heavily on aesthetics. What are your thoughts, design fam? Can a design be both beautiful and functional? Share your experiences and examples in the comments! #graphicdesign #designthinking #aesthetics #functionality
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Aspiring Creative Director | Brand Identity & Social Media Design Specialist | Elevating Brand Marketing through Creative Visuals
Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. - Steve Jobs This is one of my favorite quotes from the late Steve Jobs. It perfectly encapsulates the essence of design. Design is not solely about aesthetics, but also about the functionality and usability of a product or experience. It is important to consider the user's needs and create designs that seamlessly integrate its forms and functions. There is an old saying "Do not pen an instruction on your right palm, instead pen it on your left palm" This quote has served as a great reminder for me whenever I'm in for a design and it's forever written on my creative minds. Great design should be both visually appealing and purposeful in its execution. #graphicdesigner #explorepage #stevejobs #stevejobsquote
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