I’m definitely on board with layout design, but I would also like to know more about how and where to draw a persons Eye and navigate through the design and if there is a certain way or if it’s open to the artist interpretation.
A tutorial on "what" type of grid to use when making logo, and how to make custom grids. Everybody has a tutorial on grids and logo but they never tell us How they actually came up with that perticular grid for that perticular logo
Usually in logo design what i do first is to make a 1000x1000 artboard (in illustrator). - Then I either use the default grid from AI, or create small squares (100x100px). - Select all of them -> right click -> "Make guides". From "View" menu make sure you have selected the "Snap to point" option checked. - Right click on an empty space in the artboard and click on "Lock guides" in order to not move them by mistake. Then you try to sick to that grid as much as you can.
After more than 5 years of designing logos, I pretty much end up doing it "by eye", and not sticking forcing everything on a grid. It's less time consuming and most of the clients doesn't care. On big projects I still use the grid and make everything pixel perfect, but it's only 5% of the time I'm doing it.
@@andreipopoviciu7523 thank you for the valuable comment. I screenshot it to help in future. Yeah you are right many logos are made by balancing it visually. I tried that once. Well twice And when i reflected the logo it looked nothing like a logo lol. But it works well as it is :p
@@TD-rl7mi indeed. In UI design, there's a pretty old but good example to ilustrate that: the play button, that can't be aligned mathematically on a grid, but it has to be visually aligned.
Till now whenever I observe a design, I used to know that something is not just in place but never found what exactly is wrong with the design. After watching these videos of before and after, I can clearly see the mistakes I've made in my designs. I can clearly see any design in terms of principles it's following. It makes me more confident when I say breathing space is less rather than saying something is wrong. Thanks a lot @Satori Graphics for making such a great video series. 🤩
Well, most people try to speculate and just get a glimpse of Graphic design and be like, I want to know how to make a Professional logo or Web UI/UX, but the Subject of Graphic Design is broad. For topics I would suggest; 1. Principles of graphic design on specific categories (logo design, web design etc) for each lesson/video. 2. Videos like these showing and explaining side by side the good design (follow the principles) and the bad one (doesn't follow the principles). 3. And last one big thing I found to be hard especially to self-taught new designers is how to get the great idea for what they are about to design, see that can't be taught easily is mostly come by a long experience but I think there is a way around it also. By making videos on how to breakdown the client request into a simpler form. What I'm trying to say is, When a designer got a new project to work on it he/she needs to know exactly where to start like, "A logo design project. For a designer to make the project easy for him/her, should break it down by highlight what logotype is relevant to this project, what colors suit best (put into consideration the feel also), what font to use, and pair with what? also, how do you want the end-user to feel when they look at your design and many more (without forgetting Design Principals)." I hope you got the point. I see this many UA-camrs scattered all over the place on this 'Graphic Design' thing, not bad but sometimes I think is not the best to hit the target without telling people how to be able to hit that target every time. Sound more like free training but hey is just my opinion. Coz I was trying to learn a new skill on computer programing and find most of missing pages on the internet the worse you have no idea what page is it, is it the first pages you need to read and learn or is the last pages that need you to have good understanding? Until I found one guy called "the new Boston" who shows you straight how to reach and hit the target. So far what you have done and continue doing is very worthy and lots of education to all new and senior designers, I Congrats you on that keep it up.
Satori i have 19 years of Graphic Design but i was thinking about how could i recycle my mind to find errors and recycling my knowledge. Your channel it is the answer !!! Thanks for all the tips!
In my opinion, the topic that is lacking from youtube tutorials is the history of graphic design, and how, by knowing it, makes us better designers. I would love to see that being covered in your future videos! Huge thank for the awesome content!👏
These videos are so helpful. Mainly to boost my confidence that i actually know what im doing. This is messing with my position in Dunning-Kruger effect graph (positively). I feel less like an imposter when i actually see the mistakes and have simmilar improvement ideas! Thank you!
Firstly, well done on your content. It looks good. I am going to be a grumpy old designer now and show my age! When I first started in design, I was literally drawing type, taking the photos and building everything from scratch. It's nice to see that so much content has become available such as images, fonts and other content. Using templates defies the objective of being a designer. What bugs me, is the fact that when people (not designers) change a few things around and clam it for 'their own' they have the cheek to call themself a designer. Such individuals may know how to use the software, but that still doesn't make you a graphic designer. In my mind - as mentioned - if you don't actually create the concept from scratch after following the design process, you're not designing anything. All you are doing is moving your Ikea furniture around your flat (page layout). I'm from the era when web design was a new job description and the traditional graphic designer had to adapt and learn to code HTML, CSS and Javascript - just to surive, but even then, those technical coding skills are not what a traditional designer should do either! The whole world of graphic design has been misunderstood and bundled together with the likes of operators, coders and developers. We are all part of a process. People need to underastand that, as does business. If you take your car to the garage, how much per hour would you pay? £60-100p/h? Design is no different, but with people claiming to be a designer, who use templates think £50 is a good deal for a logo, or a poster; they need to reassess what they are charging/doing. You are literally devaluing the profession of design in the process - an industry which is difficult enough to convince clients they need to hire someone to create bespoke artwork. Rant over!
Thanks a lot for keeping up this kind of videos! It would be really nice if you make "seasons": *Contrast* Season - Color Season - Typography Season - three videos per season where you talk solely about that topic. What do you guys think?
I never have talent for designs but I'm a graphic designer by accident your videos helps a lot... Thank youuu. I hope i'll be able to be as good as you man.
The first one: the goal of the website was to sell products, so I would definitely make CTA stand out more than a simple navigation at the top. There is no hierarchy like that! No way navigation is equally as important as buying products from the website!
I love how each episode gives emphasis to yheir subject, but at the same time the concepts you learn from other videos can be applied to all aspects of designing! Thank you!
3:20 i personally prefer the one done by the amature designer. The one you did feels a little to harsh with big black words. The one done by the amature is more soothing for the eye, and looks a lot more elegant as well.
clicked on this video damn afraid i learned nothing over 4 years of design school but im glad im not that in the shadows as i thought i was lmao thanks for the content neatttt
I started out watching your videos around a year ago. Since then, Ive started on a graphic design Education, that basically is really hard to get enrolled in, due to all the tests and only very few are selected. In a week from today I will, if it all goes as i hope, get a new job as a specialist in typography. I never got the chance to thank my teachers who taught me everything I know. This is my duty as a muslim. I thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for helping a young depressed man to find a Dream and direction in life.
I am SO glad youtube recommended me to you! I'm in a graphic design program right now and your videos refresh me every day and give me so much extra knowledge! keep doing you, man!
Great Videos. I like the before and after very much. I think doing these types of videos would probably be preferred by most subscribers. Very good content Satori!
I love these new video ideas of yours. I read a lot about design principles but watching these videos helps ingrain them in my mind. Especially helpful for self-taught designers who didn't get these kinds of examples at school.
yess i need More Videos Like This, my lecturer just give an book that realy confusing for me, so this is realy helpfull for me that i can compare how to doing it
Super useful, Tom. This video is really helpful for understanding the design principle, love the way you execute it. And actually i just upload my first Freepik submission 2 hours before this video came out, what a great coincidence
In the 1st Design I believe that the woman in red was the only thing which was off-set. Colour palette 🎨 can be changed but otherwise the freepik design is just right and it's just matter of choice. Transformation of 2nd Design was just amazing 🤩 Each and every change made, took it to the next level. Changing one shape and SATORI to orange was the Best 🔥. In 3rd Design Everything is just perfect. But i think one can try completing that semi circle in the bottom left which kind of grabbing a lot of attention just because it's incomplete. In 4th Design In addition to all the changes made, one of the most unusual thing was the use of gradient. Now initially I thought it represents the gradient in data but it isn't ! It looked overcoloured and confusing. Gradient were misleading. It must be changed as per the data.
I highly appreciate and grateful for these kinds of tutorials of yours. This approach is the best to get better at Graphic Design. Please keep these series going. much love
By the way developing professional designs from amateur ones is a great idea. I'd like to see more videos like that. Actually why not holding a competition? Subscribers here also may download those content from Freepic, edit those designs and finally can compare their own work with your professional version. As the owner of the channel you can decide the winner. Traffic on Freepic increases (it's an affiliation chance, traffic here increases too, while the subscribers have the most benefit learning new professional skills. Lastly if u wish some prizes may be given etc. )
While I don't agree with the reduction of the white shape in the first picture (the half-circle is more distracting and I liked the contrast more), I do feel that the rest of this video beautifully improved my grasp of certain design principles.
Absolutely brilliant collection of incredibly useful tips and principles!!! Hanging on every word and really hoping to see more of those “before-after” videos in a series!!!
So good! I'm starting to get a little better at guessing what changes you are going to make. But, I'm still off the mark more often than not. Will keep checking these vids as they come out and hopefully will get better over time! I'd love to see a vid on UA-cam thumbnails. They're a weird one as they don't always necessarily have the best design principles in mind... Or do they? I dunno
Idk if you already have a video about this, but it would be great to learn about branding or presentation of branding/logos to clients. Thank you for your videos!!
It is so funny to me that there are actually job colleges and universities based on this subject only. Yet the teachers are very outdated and not too passionate about anything much. What you learn in 4 years in university can be learned in 6 months online depending on your interest and fire towards graphic designing. Some teachers actually are CO2 to your fire and passion. Satori you rock!
I'd love to see a video in response to '15 key methods that designers use when coming up with ideas' which we're taught at university. These are: - Replacement - Insertion - Annotation - Distortion - Repetition - Variation - Distinction - Components - Concealment - Juxtaposition - Integration - Transition - Transformation - Made From - Literal Type
Loved the after designs, for the first 1 I would only try to make the model a bit smaller, to give more space between her and the navigation bar, it was almost over her head, my favourite was the poster, the orange + spacing brought it to another level.
There is a UX problem in first design you noticed but havent resolved, shop now is a button and home is just active menu link. They shoud be treated differently. The easiest way is to remove the background from home link in menu. The button could also use more padding, it feels cramped.
Love watching your fixes. I do have one differing opinion. First example: I don't think the red box around "home" is needed. Too much visual weight. The text could be red instead. (Side note: web pages no longer need a " home" navigation. Users know to click the logo to get to the home page)
Well, something that's been bugging me lately is how to design a "matching" sign and a large window sticker for a shop, without being too similar but being in the same style. Keep up with those videos, they are priceless!
I would love to see a handful of instances where the same principle fixes a design. Like 5 or 6 where proximity makes the difference, then another vid where contrast is the fix. Emphasize the same principle repeatedly to drive it home.
Your contents are amazing! This before and after content makes me pause and think first about what should i change. A lot of misses but i'm learning. Thank you for sharing you thought process. Really great help👍
On the poster, I would try to make the end of the name SATORI line up with the square above it. This might make you lucky enough (if you used tracking) that the O lines up (centered) to the circle above it.
Do you want more content just like this video? Luckily enough here is one.. ua-cam.com/video/raYfZkdSeoM/v-deo.html
I'm learning more in 10 mins than 10hours of udemy classes. You're a gem.
I agree
Use Skillshare 😅
@@xo-alien-xo Or stick to this channel 😎
@@xo-alien-xo Suggest a course then
@@redbunnyclassic Yea lol
I would definitely like to see more before & after. It's teaches so much in a visual and simple way. Keep it up bro!
more to come without a doubt
Layout design - for magazines/billboards/flyers... print in general and social media
I actually have a video dedicated to layout design coming next week
@@SatoriGraphics Yeah , layout is the crucial part 🥲🥲 ... Make a video soon
I’m definitely on board with layout design, but I would also like to know more about how and where to draw a persons Eye and navigate through the design and if there is a certain way or if it’s open to the artist interpretation.
Please, I'm interested in the layout designs
@@SatoriGraphics Epic news. Looking forward to it.
A tutorial on "what" type of grid to use when making logo, and how to make custom grids. Everybody has a tutorial on grids and logo but they never tell us How they actually came up with that perticular grid for that perticular logo
Usually in logo design what i do first is to make a 1000x1000 artboard (in illustrator).
- Then I either use the default grid from AI, or create small squares (100x100px).
- Select all of them -> right click -> "Make guides". From "View" menu make sure you have selected the "Snap to point" option checked.
- Right click on an empty space in the artboard and click on "Lock guides" in order to not move them by mistake.
Then you try to sick to that grid as much as you can.
After more than 5 years of designing logos, I pretty much end up doing it "by eye", and not sticking forcing everything on a grid. It's less time consuming and most of the clients doesn't care. On big projects I still use the grid and make everything pixel perfect, but it's only 5% of the time I'm doing it.
@@andreipopoviciu7523 thank you for the valuable comment. I screenshot it to help in future. Yeah you are right many logos are made by balancing it visually. I tried that once. Well twice
And when i reflected the logo it looked nothing like a logo lol. But it works well as it is :p
@@andreipopoviciu7523 I agree with you, sometimes what seems right to "the eye"is better than the grid.
@@TD-rl7mi indeed. In UI design, there's a pretty old but good example to ilustrate that: the play button, that can't be aligned mathematically on a grid, but it has to be visually aligned.
Till now whenever I observe a design, I used to know that something is not just in place but never found what exactly is wrong with the design.
After watching these videos of before and after, I can clearly see the mistakes I've made in my designs. I can clearly see any design in terms of principles it's following. It makes me more confident when I say breathing space is less rather than saying something is wrong.
Thanks a lot @Satori Graphics for making such a great video series. 🤩
im learning a lot from you Sir Satori, God Bless dont stop teaching us 😇🙏
just wow 🤩 Teacher Satori just Highlighted my comment 🙏😇
Please, tell us more, guide us more,
feed our minds., we will never stop supporting you., 🙏😇🥰
stay well and thanks for the comment!
@@SatoriGraphics you too Sir, its my pleasure to be one of ur Subcribers., 🙏😁
Well, most people try to speculate and just get a glimpse of Graphic design and be like, I want to know how to make a Professional logo or Web UI/UX, but the Subject of Graphic Design is broad.
For topics I would suggest;
1. Principles of graphic design on specific categories (logo design, web design etc) for each lesson/video.
2. Videos like these showing and explaining side by side the good design (follow the principles) and the bad one (doesn't follow the principles).
3. And last one big thing I found to be hard especially to self-taught new designers is how to get the great idea for what they are about to design, see that can't be taught easily is mostly come by a long experience but I think there is a way around it also.
By making videos on how to breakdown the client request into a simpler form. What I'm trying to say is, When a designer got a new project to work on it he/she needs to know exactly where to start like, "A logo design project. For a designer to make the project easy for him/her, should break it down by highlight what logotype is relevant to this project, what colors suit best (put into consideration the feel also), what font to use, and pair with what? also, how do you want the end-user to feel when they look at your design and many more (without forgetting Design Principals)."
I hope you got the point. I see this many UA-camrs scattered all over the place on this 'Graphic Design' thing, not bad but sometimes I think is not the best to hit the target without telling people how to be able to hit that target every time. Sound more like free training but hey is just my opinion.
Coz I was trying to learn a new skill on computer programing and find most of missing pages on the internet the worse you have no idea what page is it, is it the first pages you need to read and learn or is the last pages that need you to have good understanding? Until I found one guy called "the new Boston" who shows you straight how to reach and hit the target.
So far what you have done and continue doing is very worthy and lots of education to all new and senior designers, I Congrats you on that keep it up.
Satori i have 19 years of Graphic Design but i was thinking about how could i recycle my mind to find errors and recycling my knowledge. Your channel it is the answer !!! Thanks for all the tips!
In my opinion, the topic that is lacking from youtube tutorials is the history of graphic design, and how, by knowing it, makes us better designers.
I would love to see that being covered in your future videos!
Huge thank for the awesome content!👏
These videos are so helpful. Mainly to boost my confidence that i actually know what im doing. This is messing with my position in Dunning-Kruger effect graph (positively). I feel less like an imposter when i actually see the mistakes and have simmilar improvement ideas! Thank you!
Firstly, well done on your content. It looks good. I am going to be a grumpy old designer now and show my age! When I first started in design, I was literally drawing type, taking the photos and building everything from scratch. It's nice to see that so much content has become available such as images, fonts and other content. Using templates defies the objective of being a designer. What bugs me, is the fact that when people (not designers) change a few things around and clam it for 'their own' they have the cheek to call themself a designer. Such individuals may know how to use the software, but that still doesn't make you a graphic designer. In my mind - as mentioned - if you don't actually create the concept from scratch after following the design process, you're not designing anything. All you are doing is moving your Ikea furniture around your flat (page layout).
I'm from the era when web design was a new job description and the traditional graphic designer had to adapt and learn to code HTML, CSS and Javascript - just to surive, but even then, those technical coding skills are not what a traditional designer should do either!
The whole world of graphic design has been misunderstood and bundled together with the likes of operators, coders and developers. We are all part of a process. People need to underastand that, as does business.
If you take your car to the garage, how much per hour would you pay? £60-100p/h? Design is no different, but with people claiming to be a designer, who use templates think £50 is a good deal for a logo, or a poster; they need to reassess what they are charging/doing. You are literally devaluing the profession of design in the process - an industry which is difficult enough to convince clients they need to hire someone to create bespoke artwork.
Rant over!
Thanks a lot for keeping up this kind of videos!
It would be really nice if you make "seasons": *Contrast* Season - Color Season - Typography Season - three videos per season where you talk solely about that topic.
What do you guys think?
I did recently make a colour based video like this format 👍
Yes tom please make these kind of videos. This is really very helpful to learn graphic design.
more to come!
You move me and always I feel refreshed whenever I watch ur tuts
That's awesome my man, have a great day
I never have talent for designs but I'm a graphic designer by accident your videos helps a lot... Thank youuu. I hope i'll be able to be as good as you man.
Happy to help Aljon, and have yourself a great day
The first one: the goal of the website was to sell products, so I would definitely make CTA stand out more than a simple navigation at the top. There is no hierarchy like that! No way navigation is equally as important as buying products from the website!
I love how each episode gives emphasis to yheir subject, but at the same time the concepts you learn from other videos can be applied to all aspects of designing! Thank you!
Great to hear bro
Tom,
as always, presentation, depth of knowledge, and end result, well presented. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the feedback as always :)
Amateur here designing for KDP. I am learning so much. This is just great!
Your content inspires me. There are times I've almost given up because what I made didn't look too great and then I found your page. Thank you
That's really nice to hear, keep being inspired 👌
This video sums up my life the last 2 years
haha good to hear :D
3:20 i personally prefer the one done by the amature designer. The one you did feels a little to harsh with big black words. The one done by the amature is more soothing for the eye, and looks a lot more elegant as well.
well im not a graphic desing but i have been watching your videos the whole day amazing job!
Finally I found the best channel in graphic design 🔥 much love ❤️
Welcome aboard man 👍
clicked on this video damn afraid i learned nothing over 4 years of design school but im glad im not that in the shadows as i thought i was lmao thanks for the content neatttt
Great to hear that Yamada, and hope you keep on learning 💪
I feel very inspired after your videos and I have learnt a lot from you.. Please continue teaching us. Kudos on the amazing work you do!!
that's the aim of the game :)
Aaaw !!! Loved the examples!! And the one of infography was top top top!! More of that pliiiis!! 😁🥰🍓🍀✌🏾
hey thanks :D
There are more videos like this in a playlist
Fantastic. Awesome educational video. The quality is off the chart!
Glad you think so!
I started out watching your videos around a year ago. Since then, Ive started on a graphic design Education, that basically is really hard to get enrolled in, due to all the tests and only very few are selected. In a week from today I will, if it all goes as i hope, get a new job as a specialist in typography.
I never got the chance to thank my teachers who taught me everything I know. This is my duty as a muslim.
I thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for helping a young depressed man to find a Dream and direction in life.
thanks for your comment sir
I am SO glad youtube recommended me to you! I'm in a graphic design program right now and your videos refresh me every day and give me so much extra knowledge! keep doing you, man!
love these before/after type videos! keep them coming!
more to come for sure :)
Design my own business attributes just by watching this channel.. Thank you
Please make more of such videos. I learn a lot with these comparisons :)
more to come :)
Very effective, you made me designer , Please follow and keep making the (before and after) session. Thank you my dear teacher!
Really enjoy these before and after videos :)
Awesome news, thank you Angelica
Wow! Love this video!! More of these before and after please!!! 😀😀😀😀😀
More to come for sure
Always appreciate this kind of videos
Great Videos. I like the before and after very much. I think doing these types of videos would probably be preferred by most subscribers. Very good content Satori!
thanks for your comment
I love these new video ideas of yours. I read a lot about design principles but watching these videos helps ingrain them in my mind. Especially helpful for self-taught designers who didn't get these kinds of examples at school.
Thanks so much for such engaging and informative videos! Keep them coming!
Thank you. Will do:)
yess i need More Videos Like This, my lecturer just give an book that realy confusing for me, so this is realy helpfull for me that i can compare how to doing it
Me too pleaseeeeee... It helps me a lot😌tqqq
Super useful, Tom. This video is really helpful for understanding the design principle, love the way you execute it. And actually i just upload my first Freepik submission 2 hours before this video came out, what a great coincidence
I love these videos! They help me broden my graphics design knowledge! Thank you Satory!
In the 1st Design I believe that
the woman in red was the only thing which was off-set. Colour palette 🎨 can be changed but otherwise the freepik design is just right and it's just matter of choice.
Transformation of 2nd Design was just amazing 🤩 Each and every change made, took it to the next level. Changing one shape and SATORI to orange was the Best 🔥.
In 3rd Design
Everything is just perfect. But i think one can try completing that semi circle in the bottom left which kind of grabbing a lot of attention just because it's incomplete.
In 4th Design
In addition to all the changes made, one of the most unusual thing was the use of gradient. Now initially I thought it represents the gradient in data but it isn't ! It looked overcoloured and confusing. Gradient were misleading. It must be changed as per the data.
Id love to see a short vid on each principle really breaking it down. Awesome videos!!
Thanks for your feedback and have a great day:)
I highly appreciate and grateful for these kinds of tutorials of yours. This approach is the best to get better at Graphic Design. Please keep these series going. much love
Glad it was helpful and thanks for the comment!
Thank you kindly for posting these videos. Extremely helpful and informative.
I love this format!!!! You're great man THANKS!
By the way developing professional designs from amateur ones is a great idea. I'd like to see more videos like that. Actually why not holding a competition? Subscribers here also may download those content from Freepic, edit those designs and finally can compare their own work with your professional version. As the owner of the channel you can decide the winner. Traffic on Freepic increases (it's an affiliation chance, traffic here increases too, while the subscribers have the most benefit learning new professional skills. Lastly if u wish some prizes may be given etc. )
It is for sure food for thought, thanks for the feedback on this
Thank you Satori. Amazing as usual
And thanks for your comment :)
I'm learning proximity now. Thanks for your sharing ideas.
While I don't agree with the reduction of the white shape in the first picture (the half-circle is more distracting and I liked the contrast more), I do feel that the rest of this video beautifully improved my grasp of certain design principles.
Very informative video with proper examples.
Thanks for sharing such secret knowledge that nobody wants to share.
Your channel is way better than its counterparts. Thanks for the amazing content here.
Thanks a lot for your positive comment :)
Thanks for share your knowledge Mr.Satori! :)
Satori you have said it all 👍🏽
I just got some few tips from this video 🌟
great to hear that! :)
Respected Satori,
I also do like this, but I do more changes. I get idea from freepik and create my own style. Thank you so much for the info.
Absolutely brilliant collection of incredibly useful tips and principles!!! Hanging on every word and really hoping to see more of those “before-after” videos in a series!!!
More to come, but here is a video >> ua-cam.com/video/bu_UC-9kwiQ/v-deo.html
So good! I'm starting to get a little better at guessing what changes you are going to make. But, I'm still off the mark more often than not. Will keep checking these vids as they come out and hopefully will get better over time! I'd love to see a vid on UA-cam thumbnails. They're a weird one as they don't always necessarily have the best design principles in mind... Or do they? I dunno
Idk if you already have a video about this, but it would be great to learn about branding or presentation of branding/logos to clients. Thank you for your videos!!
yes, i am digging this content, please share insights on using grids
You can search my channel name and 'grids' into UA-cam and see what comes up. I'm pretty sure I have made a couple of videos in the past..
It is so funny to me that there are actually job colleges and universities based on this subject only. Yet the teachers are very outdated and not too passionate about anything much. What you learn in 4 years in university can be learned in 6 months online depending on your interest and fire towards graphic designing.
Some teachers actually are CO2 to your fire and passion.
Satori you rock!
I hope you keep finding inspiration to fuel that fire!
Dear Tom , I would like to see more videos like this one & As well as more Graphic Design Principals video Please !
I'd love to see a video in response to '15 key methods that designers use when coming up with ideas' which we're taught at university. These are:
- Replacement
- Insertion
- Annotation
- Distortion
- Repetition
- Variation
- Distinction
- Components
- Concealment
- Juxtaposition
- Integration
- Transition
- Transformation
- Made From
- Literal Type
Your videos are my inspiration! Thank you!
Always happy to help people here
Alright you've saved me several bucks of paid courses
😅 good to hear
Loved the after designs, for the first 1 I would only try to make the model a bit smaller, to give more space between her and the navigation bar, it was almost over her head, my favourite was the poster, the orange + spacing brought it to another level.
I like the idea of Social Media Design as well. LOVE this channel, thanks so much!
Awesome! Thank you for the comment
Amazing tips mr. Satori. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I'd like to see tutorials for designing Sales and Holiday banners, to use on social media, for my hobby/business.
I learn about design but English too. Thanks satori
Thank you so much Satori ❤️❤️🙌🐐
Any time :)
Love to see more improved examples for infographic! It’s interesting seeing how you change by little adjustments
There is a UX problem in first design you noticed but havent resolved, shop now is a button and home is just active menu link. They shoud be treated differently. The easiest way is to remove the background from home link in menu. The button could also use more padding, it feels cramped.
I loved this video so much i saved it to keep it in mind
Great to hear that man
My boy Satori also using freepik! yieaaahh boy!
I've used Freepik for yeeeeears lol, it's a great resource
@@SatoriGraphics How to approve designs in freepik?
@@SatoriGraphics Been using it recently and yeah it is! cheers maaan! keep up the great work!
Love u , form India its been more than 8 months i follow you on insta, later suddenly i got your utbe in my suggestion. Kindly make videos like this
Love watching your fixes. I do have one differing opinion.
First example: I don't think the red box around "home" is needed. Too much visual weight. The text could be red instead. (Side note: web pages no longer need a " home" navigation. Users know to click the logo to get to the home page)
And thanks for all of the comments Ericca, good to see you find them so useful
Well, something that's been bugging me lately is how to design a "matching" sign and a large window sticker for a shop, without being too similar but being in the same style. Keep up with those videos, they are priceless!
I would love to see a handful of instances where the same principle fixes a design. Like 5 or 6 where proximity makes the difference, then another vid where contrast is the fix. Emphasize the same principle repeatedly to drive it home.
Your contents are amazing! This before and after content makes me pause and think first about what should i change. A lot of misses but i'm learning. Thank you for sharing you thought process. Really great help👍
What a great masterpiece thanks for teaching the😘exact points that are important in graphic designing
thanks a lot :)
Leaving a few spots empty in design two makes that design more interesting too.
On the poster, I would try to make the end of the name SATORI line up with the square above it. This might make you lucky enough (if you used tracking) that the O lines up (centered) to the circle above it.
Thank you. As always you are great. I’d add a logo in landing page.
Yeah that's a good idea. Thanks for the comment
Maybe Social media posts and flyers | banners would be great!
A huge thank you for this tutorial. Want more of this kind. 👍
thanks for the comment!
Love your videos and advices! Would love to see some videos on book cover design!
Thanks for the feedback
Thanks Satori for listening to our requests. You're awesome. I've one specific topic that if you could make video on 'Landing Page Design'
Cheers for the feedback, I will look into it for sure :)
@@SatoriGraphics Sure :)
These are amazing. Keep them coming!
Cheers Jeni, I'll make them as long as people want to see them
Wow, It is really a great video
Please make more similar to that
check my channel homepage there are a few recent ones like this, but more are coming for sure
@@SatoriGraphics Thank you
Can you do a design study for web banners? What approached should we do to make our banner stand out without too much visual noise.
I don't know why but your videos help me sleep well at night.
I don't know if that's a good thing lol
@@SatoriGraphics Your videos have a very soothing feeling to them. Don't know why😅
Thanks for this tutorials man!!!
No probs Tayo 👍
Love those interactive contents!
Thanks John
Love this series.
nice to hear thanks
Ofc you should do more!
Really enjoyed this, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I like this kinda video...before and after