🔲Grid

A structural framework of lines used to align design elements.

·Grid System

🔺Hierarchy

The arrangement of elements by order of importance.

🎨Hue

The attribute of a color that distinguishes it from others.

🌍Inclusive Design

Designing to meet the needs of as many people as possible.

🏭Industrial Design

Designing mass-produced physical products for usability and aesthetics.

🏗️Information Architecture

The organization and labeling of content for usability.

👆Interaction Design

Designing how users interact with digital products.

🔁Iteration

Repeating the design process to improve a concept.

↔️Kerning

Adjusting the space between individual characters in type.

📐Layout

The arrangement of text and images on a page or screen.

↕️Leading

The vertical space between lines of text.

🔷Logo Design

Creating a graphic mark that represents a brand.

🧱Material Design

A design language using depth, motion, and grid-based layouts.

⬜Minimalism

A design approach using only essential elements.

📲Mobile-First Design

An approach that designs for mobile devices before larger screens.

🖼️Mockup

A realistic visual representation of a design concept.

🖼️Mood Board

A collection of images and textures used to convey a design direction.

🎬Motion Graphics

Animated graphic design elements used in video and digital media.

·Movement

·Negative Space

🎨Palette

A selected range of colors used in a design.

🎨Pantone

A standardized color matching system used in design and printing.

·Pattern

👤Persona

A fictional character representing a target user group.

·Positive Space

🔴Primary Color

A color that cannot be created by mixing other colors.

·Proportion

🧪Prototype

An early model of a design used for testing and refinement.

🤝Proximity

Grouping related elements close together to show relationships.