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    Design Fundamentals

    White space in Design

    ByShirish Shikhrakar March 17, 2022March 17, 2022

    White space is the empty space in a design. It is also known as negative space. Contrary to the name white space does not technically have to be a clear white area in the design, it can be anything from space between paragraphs to the WWF logo.  In this article, we will take a deeper…

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  • Emphasis Principle of Design
    Design Fundamentals

    Emphasis Principle of Design

    ByShirish Shikhrakar March 17, 2022March 17, 2022

    Emphasis in design means bringing more attention to a particular part of a visual composition. Have you ever looked at a design and noticed being drawn towards a particular part? If you answered Yes to the question, then this topic should help you understand why it happens. The part that caught your attention most probably…

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  • Movement Principle of Design
    Design Fundamentals

    Movement Principle of Design

    ByShirish Shikhrakar January 22, 2022January 22, 2022

    What is the Movement principle of design? Movement means guiding the user’s eye to a predetermined path in a composition. When a viewer views a design they are first attracted to the focal points of the design. By careful placement of these focal points, designers can easily guide the viewer through the design. This is…

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  • Balance Principle of Design [Infographics Included]
    Design Fundamentals

    Balance Principle of Design [Infographics Included]

    ByShirish Shikhrakar January 21, 2022January 22, 2022

    When the visual weight of the components of the design reaches an equilibrium then that design is called a Balanced Design. Have you ever looked at a design and thought that “something just seems off”? The design follows all the guidelines from adding contrast to correcting visual hierarchy but something just doesn’t seem right. This…

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  • Neue: An Online Clothing Store for Blind People [Case Study]
    Case Studies | Long Reads

    Neue: An Online Clothing Store for Blind People [Case Study]

    ByShirish Shikhrakar January 18, 2022January 18, 2022

    Project Overview The product: Neue is an online clothing store specifically focused on making purchases convenient for blind people. The app is designed around providing meaningful accessibility features that benefit users with a disability, helping them browse the store faster and make confident purchases with easy refund policies. Project duration: November 2021 to January 2022…

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  • Flora: An Online Flower Shop [Case Study]
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    Flora: An Online Flower Shop [Case Study]

    ByShirish Shikhrakar January 18, 2022January 18, 2022

    Project Overview The product: Flora is an online flower shop based in San Fransico, California that also ships its products to the UK. The app is designed around making buying flowers as easy as possible for all types of users with accessibility as a priority. As part of the accessibility focus, the app is designed…

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  • Variety Principle of Design
    Design Fundamentals

    Variety Principle of Design

    ByShirish Shikhrakar December 4, 2021January 22, 2022

    Variety means adding a change to disrupt the monotony of a composition. It creates visual interest in design. Variety can be achieved through a number of different factors, listed as Repetition and rhythm – unpredictable patterns on design Line – different lengths and weights Shape and scale – changing up the look of some elements…

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  • Unity Principle of Design [Infographics Included]
    Design Fundamentals

    Unity Principle of Design [Infographics Included]

    ByShirish Shikhrakar December 4, 2021January 22, 2022

    What is unity in design? Unity in design means creating a sense of visual similarity between different elements in a composition. It unites all the elements used in a composition and balances them with each other to create a sense of visual similarity. In this article, we’ll be talking about unity and its example with…

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  • Proportion Principle of design
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    Proportion Principle of design

    ByShirish Shikhrakar December 3, 2021January 22, 2022

    In a composition, proportion refers to the relationship between objects with reference to their size and visual weight. It is one of the easier design principles to understand that mainly focuses on the comparison of shapes and sizes of elements in relation to another. For size, making an element LARGER gives it much higher importance…

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  • Point in design
    Design Fundamentals

    Point in design

    ByShirish Shikhrakar December 3, 2021December 3, 2021

    A point on itself is an abstract object defined by a coordinate that is not tangible (seen or be felt). It is a single entity that functions as a focal point in a composition of its own. In this article, we will be looking into what a point basically is and how it is used…

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