Tips for designing effective visual communication

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Tipography

All fonts should be legible and appropriate for what you are communicating.

Color

Use no more than five colors in a single layout. You can use different shades of a single color to distinguish.

Iconography

Icons should be simple, easy to understand and universal. They’re meant to enhance comprehension, never distract.

CallOuts

Use callouts sparingly to highlight only key information.

Negative Space

When too much information is in a layout, messaging becomes cluttered and incoherent.

Illustration

Illustration should match tone and subject matter. Only include if it enhances the content.

Layout

Present content in a way that guides readers through in a logical hierarchy.

Simplicity

Avoid unneccesary design, including 3D charts, ornamental illustration or extraneous elements.

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