Icon Size Guide: Best Practices for Different Screen Resolutions
Icons may be small, but they have a huge impact. They shape first impressions, guide users effortlessly, and influence how a design feels. Get them wrong, and everything looks off—too…
How Vintage and Retro Styles Are Making a Comeback
Vintage and retro styles have become a force in modern design. Many designers are returning to aesthetics that recall the past while reinterpreting them through contemporary techniques. What fuels this…
How to Make Your Designs More Aesthetic with Symmetry and Asymmetry
Some of the most visually striking designs in history—whether in architecture, painting, or product design—follow a delicate balance of symmetry and asymmetry. Our brains naturally seek patterns, but they also…
The Psychology of Shapes in Design: What Works Best?
You may not realize it, but shapes are influencing your decisions every single day. From the apps you open in the morning to the packaging of your favorite snacks, shapes…
Creating a Portfolio: How to Present Your Icon and Vector Work Professionally
Most designers don’t realize this, but the way you present your icon and vector work matters just as much as the work itself. A portfolio isn’t just a storage place…
Understanding Proximity and Alignment in Layout Design
A well-designed layout does something magical—it feels right without the viewer even knowing why. Every element sits exactly where it should be, guiding the eyes naturally across the space. This…
Grid Systems in Graphic Design: Why They Matter
Look at any well-designed magazine, website, or advertisement, and you’ll notice something. The design doesn’t feel random. It has balance, structure, and a natural flow that guides your eye. That’s…
How to Use Contrast to Make Your Designs Stand Out
Some designs grab attention instantly, while others fade into the background. The difference? Contrast. It’s the invisible force that makes elements pop, guides the viewer’s eye, and creates balance. Without…