Designing is not just about tools—it’s about visual thinking, creativity, spacing, structure, and problem-solving. The more you practice, the better you become. Even a small design learning every day can dramatically improve your work quality over time.
Tip 1: Use White Space Wisely
White space gives your design breathing room. When elements have space around them, the design feels clean, modern, and professional.
Less clutter = More clarity.
Tip 2: Stick to 2–3 Fonts Only
Using too many fonts confuses the viewer. Create hierarchy with font weight and size instead of switching fonts.
Clean typography = Premium feel.
Tip 3: Maintain Visual Hierarchy
Make the important text bigger.
Reduce size for secondary info.
Highlight call-to-action clearly.
Your viewer should know where to look first.
Tip 4: Follow the 60–30–10 Color Rule
60% primary color
30% secondary color
10% accent color
This simple formula creates a balanced and beautiful color palette.