Design is not about what a product looks like; it’s about understanding and outcomes. It has the power to communicate ideas, influence people, and impact your business. But too often, we put too much emphasis on how something looks. We let the message get stifled by colors, fonts, and layouts.

AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:

 

• Consider your audience and content first in the design thinking process
• Understand universal design principles including information hierarchy, typography, alignment and more.
• Apply design principles to practical project examples including resumes, presentations, spreadsheets, social media posts, and email signatures.
• Approach problem-solving with the appropriate principles and vocabulary, whether as a designer, team member, or client.