Graphic Design - Page 2

As a discipline in visual communication, Graphic Design is intended to transmit specific messages with clarity to user groups with specific objectives. As opposed to art, whose aim is merely contemplation and creative imagination, design is based on the principle of “form follows a function.” Graphic Design has applications in everything visual, from signage, wayfinding to technical schematics, infographics, logotypes and packaging; we communicate visually to bring clarity, accuracy and simplicity.

Brand Experience is All-Inclusive

It’s easy to get immersed in the digital aspect of a brand experience with measurable ROI and supporting interactive elements, but creating a total brand experience goes far...

Key Principles of Creating an Immersive Web Design

It’s now more important than ever to deliver an online experience that authentically delivers the perspective of the brand it represents. Leveraging a combination of visual, contextual, graphic and...

Website Refresh

Refreshing Your Manufacturing Website

Technology changes fast, and while most manufacturers stay on top of up to date advancements with their products, their websites can become outdated when updated only with basic...

Versions

VERSIONS™ Collective Manifesto Is Here

Versions Collective, the ArtVersion design collaborative, has released volume 1.03 of their publication discussing the design process its and relation to technology, the VERSIONS™ Collective Manifesto. In the...

UI Design

Interaction Design: Connecting The Elements

In the rapidly and constantly changing landscape of both graphic and web design, Interaction Design is a continual evolution to connect the parts to create a system that...

Creative collaboration between two team members on developer journey.

10 Essential Principles of User-Centered Design

How to Create User-Friendly Websites User-centered design (UCD) is an approach that prioritizes the needs, preferences, and goals of users when designing a product or service. In the...