Everything is designed, few things are designed well.

According to Mary Stribley from Canva, these are her design rules that you must religiously follow when you want to do better in your craft.

20 design rules you should never break

1. Don’t forget to kern

2. Don’t disregard readability/legibility for aesthetic reasons

3. Keep your line lengths short

4. Have purposeful hierarchy

5. Practice appropriate word spacing

6. Use the correct alignment

7. Always use a grid

8. Always design for your audience

9. Avoid widows and orphans

10. Have a logical color palette

11. Have a consistent font palette

12. Never use display fonts for body copy

13. Never stretch type

14. Avoid color discord

15. Don’t think of white space as empty space

16. Don’t follow design trends

17. Use The Right Tools

18. Consider Your Medium

19. Learn The Rules Of Grammar

20. Don’t Use Too Many Effects

I hope you’ve learned so much for today.

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“Everything is design. Everything!”

Wherever you may go and whatever you may see, design will always be there. May it be from posters, walls, tables, chairs, mugs, chandeliers, banners, phones, computers, shoes, clothes and the list go on but the mere fact stays that everything is designed. If you want something done for your product, service, brand or business, then the best approach would be to find a designer because they are the ones who design everything that you can see. I, as a designer, focused my craft majorly in logo design and graphic design. I just find it more into what I can and want to do, that even the software I use to create these designs are also akin to my skills. You may also follow me on: FB Page: @marklunartist IG: @marklunatheartist Twitter: @MarkLuna30 Blog: http://markluna38.blogspot.com/ #Freelance #GraphicDesigner #SocialMediaManager #PhotoManipulation #LogoDesigner

Math is easy. Design is hard.

You read it right. Math is easy and design is hard. Most people would argue with this quote because they would say that Math is definitely harder but for most cases, these are the exact people who haven’t tried out to design just yet. Like Math, Design needs to be learned in a span of a long time. It takes a lot of focus, skill, patience and ideas. This is where designers come into place. They’re the best at that because they already have the attributes needed to design. Not only do they have the skills but more importantly, they just have their heart and soul into it. You may also follow me on: FB Page: @marklunartist IG: @marklunatheartist Twitter: @MarkLuna30 Blog: http://markluna38.blogspot.com/ #Freelance #GraphicDesigner #SocialMediaManager #PhotoManipulation #LogoDesigner

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