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In graphic design, layers are like stacked sheets of transparent paper. They allow designers to separate different elements of a design, such as text, background colors, and photos, so each can be edited individually. For example, when you work using layers, if you draw on the top layer, whatever you do will not impact the […]
Pigment refers to the finely ground substance used as a coloring agent. In print, it’s the physical material in inks and paints. In graphic design, it’s a conceptual component related to how colors are rendered and perceived in specific color models. Pigment is a physical substance that creates color by selectively absorbing and reflecting specific […]
Luminance is a measure of the intensity of light emitted or reflected from a surface. It describes the perceived brightness of a color, independent of its hue or saturation. In graphic design, luminance is crucial for establishing contrast. Since the human eye is more sensitive to lightness than color, managing luminance ensures that elements remain […]
In graphic design, font size is the overall height of characters in a typeface, determining how large or small text appears within a composition. It is an important aspect of design that ensures legibility and establishes a clear visual hierarchy. Font size is typically measured in points (pt) for print designs and in pixels (px) […]
Brightness refers to the relative lightness or darkness of a color. In design, it is determined by how much light a surface appears to reflect or emit. Brightness at its lowest appears black and at its highest appears white. Designers use brightness to create contrast and hierarchy in their designs. It is also used to […]
A grid is a structure of intersecting horizontal and vertical lines that guides the placement of design elements. It divides the page or screen into sections that help organize text, images, and other content. Grids create order and consistency across designs. Grids are fundamental to professional design work in print, web, and mobile projects. They […]
A stock photo refers to a professional photograph that is licensed for use and reuse by individuals online. Stock photos are used in web design, graphic design, social media design, etc. Stock photos are accessible via databases. The ownership and rights of use of stock photos generally lie with photographers or designers. Users can either […]
Typesetting in design refers to the process of arranging text and other visual elements on a page to create a clear and aesthetically pleasing layout for print or digital media. In print publication, it is used to arrange and format text to make the manuscript more visually appealing. Typesetting is an essential aspect of visual […]
Visual design is the practice of using images, colors, typography, and layout to improve how something looks and works. It focuses on creating attractive and functional designs that communicate messages clearly. Visual design combines art and purpose to make content more engaging and effective. Visual design is essential in websites, apps, branding, and marketing materials. […]
A wordmark is a logo made entirely from text, usually featuring the company or brand name in a custom or distinctive font. It uses typography alone without symbols or icons to represent the brand. Wordmarks rely on unique letter styling, spacing, and arrangement to create recognition. Wordmarks are popular among major brands like Google, Coca-Cola, […]
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