Data to Information
Avoid copying raw data into designs. Transform dense content into organized, digestible visuals like infographics.
Hierarchy Importance
Maintain a balance between visual weight by using up to five clear hierarchies in your design.
Visual Direction
Use colors and layouts to guide the user’s eye logically through the design.
Visual Balance
Achieve both symmetrical and asymmetrical balance within compositions for interest and engagement.
Clarity of Intention
Be bold or subtle but avoid ambiguity in design choices to communicate effectively.
Natural Design Elements
Draw inspiration from nature to create visually pleasing designs that resonate with users.
Engagement through Interaction
Incorporate animations and interactions to keep users engaged with your design.
Use the Whole Canvas
Make full use of the available space in web design for a complete feel.
Attention to Details
Small details matter significantly in creating polished and refined layouts.
Be pixel-perfect.
Grid Structure
Use grids for organization, structure, and consistent alignment in design. Grids give your design a “rhythm”
VERY IMPORANT: Practice and Experiment
Spend time actively creating layouts rather than just learning through tutorials.
STEAL MORE: Inspirational Borrowing
Learning from other designs can enhance your style, as long as you don’t replicate them exactly.