♿Accessibility

Designing products usable by people with diverse abilities.

🎨Aesthetics

The visual and sensory qualities that make a design pleasing.

📏Alignment

The positioning of elements along a common line or edge.

🟢Analogous Colors

Colors adjacent to each other on the color wheel that harmonize.

↔️Asymmetry

A composition where visual weight is unevenly distributed.

⚖️Balance

The distribution of visual weight within a composition.

➖Baseline

The invisible line on which characters sit in typography.

💡Brainstorming

A group technique for generating creative ideas.

🪪Brand Identity

The visual and verbal elements that distinguish a brand.

🏷️Branding

The process of creating a distinct identity for a company or product.

🖨️CMYK

A subtractive color model used in printing.

·Color Psychology

🌈Color Theory

The study of how colors interact and affect perception.

🎡Color Wheel

A circular diagram showing relationships between colors.

🟣Complementary Colors

Colors opposite each other on the color wheel that contrast strongly.

🖼️Composition

The arrangement of visual elements within a design.

💡Concept

The central idea behind a design project.

🌓Contrast

The difference between elements that makes them stand out.

📦Deliverable

A final output produced as a result of a design project.

📋Design Brief

A document outlining the goals and constraints of a design project.

🧠Design Thinking

A human-centered approach to solving problems through design.

🖨️DPI

Dots per inch, a measure of printing resolution.

·Emphasis

💬Feedback

Input from users or stakeholders used to refine a design.

🟦Flat Design

A minimalist style using simple shapes and no depth effects.

🔠Font

A specific size, weight, and style of a typeface.

🔷Form

The shape and structure of an object as defined by its outlines.

⚙️Function

The purpose or role that a designed object is intended to serve.

·Golden Ratio

🖌️Graphic Design

Creating visual content to communicate messages.