
Explore font combinations for smartphone graphic design, balancing legibility with character by pairing serifs like Merryweather or Quanto Centro with sans serifs such as Roboto, then apply versatile superfamilies.
Explore how shapes enhance smartphone graphic design by illustrating five core roles: simplicity, clear idea representation, beautification, bulk representation of ideas, and grouping images effectively.
Explore layout as the arrangement of texts and pictures on a page, and preview a practical look at grids and layouts in smartphone graphic design.
Explore how grids and layouts provide a framework for organizing design elements in smartphone graphic design, illustrated with a nine-by-16 flyer and diagonal compositions.
Learn how alignment in design works by positioning objects, shapes, and elements in relation to each other. The lecture emphasizes spacing and alignment in graphic design and previews practical exercises.
Explore the Pixellab interface and tools for smartphone graphic design, including text editing, color picking, gradients, shapes, spacing and alignment, and layering techniques.
Explore the bottom tools in pixel lab to manage projects, save the Introduction project, and access the project folder via the venn diagram icon.
Develop a smartphone graphic by refining the 'time is golden' design: remove white backgrounds, apply strokes, adjust colors, add black marketing-script text, and finalize layered composition with a gradient background.
Design an image-in-text composition by styling text with padding and a gradient stroke, inserting an image, merging layers, and removing the background with remove color and erase color tools.
Learn to convert an image into text by duplicating and merging layers, masking the background, then apply gradient colors, strokes, and the marketing script inline font with grid-based alignment.
Design a campaign flyer by composing a bulletin with shapes, color fills, and precise relative sizing, aligning elements with Oliver State University and OU, applying accessibility-focused typography like Chunk Five.
Add a second background, rotate to landscape, adjust opacity to 40%, and apply texture and fonts to the graduation ceremony text for the invitation design.
Smart Phone Graphic Design is a beginner to Advanced graphic designing course that leverages the use of smart devices in creating compelling graphics. This course comes in a format that is easy for all levels of graphic designers, including individuals who have never done any graphic work before.
In this course, you are going to be taken through a journey, beginning from the theoretical aspect of graphic designing to the practical aspect of it. It also entails vivid practical project works that you can follow along to quickly grab the design concept.
Below are a few of the things you should expect at the end of this course;
The concept of graphic design, types, and uses.
Why you should pursue this graphic designing course.
The color concept in design works.
Color theory and color combinations.
Fonts and font combinations in design works.
The concept of shapes, as used in design works.
Commonly used shapes and their importance.
Grids and Layouts in graphic design works.
Proper layout settings in design works.
The concept of spacing and alignment in design works.
Proper spacing and Alignment setting in design works.
Introduction to Pixel Lab Application.
General overview of the Pixel Lab Application interface.
All tools in Pixel Lab are explained with practical demonstrations.
Real-time hands-on practical projects to follow.
Etc.
We value your time, efforts, and investments in this course, making us prepare the very best for you. This course is well structured to ensure a vivid understanding of the use of your smartphone to create compelling graphics.
The course will continue to receive updates on new designs periodically.