Designers, did you know? 🔹Selection Tool (V) = grab the whole object 🔹Direct Selection Tool (A) = move parts of it Perfect for clipping, retouching, & fast edits in Adobe Illustrator. Simple tool, big power! #designbasics #illustratortools #photoediting #beginnerdesigners

3 Key Principles for Timeless Interior Design: 1. Balance: Symmetry or asymmetry to create harmony. 2. Scale & Proportion: Furniture should fit the space, not overpower it. 3. Rhythm: Repeating patterns or colours to guide the eye. #InteriorDesign #DesignBasics

🎨🖥️ New to Photoshop? Join us Tuesday, August 19, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm for a beginner-friendly class! You'll learn the basics like cropping, resizing, and working with layers — no experience needed! bit.ly/4olO9LV #PhotoshopClass #DesignBasics #PhotoshopTips

Day 3 – Elements of Design 101 🚀 These are your design Avengers: 1. Line 2. Shape 3. Color 4. Form 5. Space 6. Texture and 7. Typography Master these, and you’re not just designing — you’re building visuals that slap. #DesignBasics #100DaysOfDesign #CreativeJuice

#logofacts Types of Logos → Wordmark (Google) → Lettermark (IBM) → Icon/Symbol (Apple) → Combination (Adidas) → Emblem (Starbucks) Understanding these helps in choosing the right direction. #DesignBasics #BrandIdentity #founders #DesignInspo

📐 Left-align your text. It’s one of the simplest ways to boost readability in UI design. ✅ Natural reading flow ✅ Easy eye tracking ✅ Clean & consistent Centre or justify only when it makes visual or brand sense — not by default. #UIDesign #UXTips #DesignBasics

🎨 Canva design basics for non-designers: 🔴 Start with templates and make them your own. 🔴 Keep layouts clean & simple. 🔴 Limit designs to 2 fonts and a clear color palette. What Canva tip would you add? #CanvaTips #DesignBasics

Slowly getting the basics clear! Any grid design tips? Drop them below! #UIUX #DesignBasics #ResponsiveDesign #100DaysOfDesign

Tweet 5: 4. Alignment Alignment creates order. It makes your design look clean and intentional — not messy or scattered. Even small misalignments can ruin a great design. #DesignBasics