Texture In Design: Types & Importance [Infographics Included]
What is Texture? A texture is a tangible(that can be seen or felt) property of a surface. The texture is primarily identified as the ridges in … Read more
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Tutorials and guides for design tools.
Line in Design: Types & Examples [Infographics Included]
What is a Line in the Principle of Design? A line is a start for artistic and creative pieces of work where the length is always … Read more
Gestalt Principle: Closure (how our brains fill in the missing visual gaps & how to use Closure in designs)
What is the principle of Closure? The gestalt principle of closure is the tendency of human brains to perceive images & elements in their standard form … Read more
Gestalt Principle: Continuation (Visual Perception of Continuous Flows & Paths)
What is the Gestalt Theory of Continuation? The gestalt principle of continuation is the tendency of the human eye to follow a continuous path be it … Read more
Gestalt Principle: Similarity (Associating relatedness from shape, size, color & orientation)
What is the Gestalt principle of Similarity? The gestalt principle of similarity states that the human eye tends to link similar elements within a composition. Similarity … Read more
7 Gestalt Principles of Design [Infographics Included]
What are the Gestalt Principles? Gestalt principle is a set of guidelines that deal with how the human brain perceives the world around them: simplifying, organizing, … Read more
Gestalt Principle: Symmetry (How we bring balance to Compositions)
What is symmetry? Symmetry is one of the Gestalt Principles. It is a visual property in which elements are made up of equivalent parts to resemble … Read more
False-Consensus Effect: Why & How should it be Avoided?
What is the False-Consensus Effect? The False-Consensus Effect is a type of cognitive bias where people assume or overestimate their beliefs and knowledge to be more … Read more
Anchoring Bias: How it affects us & Why is it Important?
What is Anchoring Bias? Anchoring Bias is a type of cognitive bias where people rely greatly on the information initially given to them. This initial information … Read more
Wabi-sabi: Exploring the Design Principle of Imperfection
Most designers tend to focus much more on smooth lines, symmetry, and perfection. In this article, we are going to explore a different philosophy where we … Read more
