#Design Thinking

As a human-centered approach to developing novel products, services, business models, and strategies, design thinking has changed how professionals problem-solve and innovate. Here's a 4-stage framework for systematizing the process. Learn more about design thinking through the link in our bio. #DesignThinking #Innovation

How to Design like a Genius (vol.14) 1. Add a giant circle behind your design. It’s the easiest way to fill your layout and creating depth at the same time. Pick a color that best represents your brand, and fill it in. You can switch to another shape—like a square or triangle—depending on the situation. 2. Add a 3D shape on top of bold text. It creates a smooth blend of 2D and 3D in your aesthetic, which makes it look premium. Putting it on top of the text also makes the 3D pop out, which makes it perfect for product marketing. If you don’t know how to make a 3D asset—just head over to Canva. They’ve got thousands of free 3D assets you can customize and drop into your design right away. 3. Add shapes between your typography. I honestly do this every time whenever I struggle creating a layout. The best part is—it naturally guides the audience’s eyes to every element in your design as they read through the text. That’s why brands with lots of products, like IKEA, love using this trick. Follow for more tips @ginyboi

Most designers don’t know about design thinking’! Which is a very crucial step!💯

Interior design is hard, but… ❤️

Great design doesn’t start with creativity. It starts with understanding the basics. — color, typography, hierarchy & structure. Follow this series to learn design step-by-step and turn your skills into real opportunities. Episode 1 goes live tomorrow ✨💯 #basicsofdesign #learndesign #graphicdesign #graphicdesigntips #designeducation

Any tips or suggestions on how to come up with a great idea?” 🔌 . . . #sketching #design #designideas #designer

If you’re learning design or just want to play around with new visual ideas, this is such a fun place to start! It’s free for 3 days then they require a subscription that’s $15 a month. Have fun designing! ❤️ #graphicdesign #designcommunity #freelancedesigner #creativefuel #designerproblems

Your unique background is your superpower when breaking into Design! 💡✨ Don Norman shares his advice on leveraging your past experience to stand out in the design world. Your perspective is what makes you valuable—embrace it and offer something new. 🌟 Watch the full video to learn how to kickstart your career in Design, no matter where you're coming from. 🎥🔗 Link in bio! #UXDesign #DesignCareers #DonNorman #DesignThinking #CareerSwitch #DesignInspiration

Thinking of becoming a graphic designer but can’t draw? Read this! 👇 There’s this popular misconception that graphic designers know how to draw really well... Well, no. At least not me. And guess what? It’s never held me back in my design career. Do I wish I could just sketch something effortlessly? Sometimes. But with practice and patience, I create exactly what I need for my design projects. So if you’re thinking about becoming a graphic designer but you’re scared you won’t make it because you can’t paint beautiful still lifes… 
The truth is, you don’t need to be an amazing illustrator to succeed in graphic design. There’s SO much more to graphic design than drawing - grid systems, color theory, composition, font hierarchy, etc. I think that’s way more valuable than just having great drawing skills when it comes to design! #graphicdesign #graphicdesigntips #designcareer #designinspiration #creativelifestyle #creativetips #illustration

I've had a lot of people asking for design tips and advice lately, so here are some more things I always keep in mind when designing! 💫 It's the basics that are always best to come back to when designing feels tricky – so I hope these help you as much as they've helped me over the years! 💛 #GraphicDesign #Typography #PosterDesign

Here are 50 graphic design styles from old to new. In the mid-90s, seeing a Ray Gun magazine cover by David Carson is what pushed me to pursue a BFA degree in graphic design. A graphic design style is always a reaction to what came before. Just like grunge music from mid 90s reacted to late-80s glam pop. Save this list. Share it with a design enthusiast. #graphicdesign #designer #creative #design

My design career would not exist without #4 🫣 SAVE FOR LATER