Module 2: Visual Design Elements

Learn visual design elements including color theory, typography, layout principles, and visual hierarchy for effective UI design.

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Visual Design Elements

Learn visual design elements including color theory, typography, layout principles, and visual hierarchy for effective UI design.

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Color Theory & Psychology

Understand color theory, psychology, and how to use colors effectively in UI design to create meaningful user experiences.

Content by: Yurmi Bhut

UI/UX Designer

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Color Fundamentals

Color is one of the most powerful tools in a designer's toolkit. Understanding color theory helps create visually appealing and psychologically effective designs.

Color Psychology

  • Red: Energy, passion, urgency, danger
  • Blue: Trust, stability, professionalism, calm
  • Green: Growth, nature, success, money
  • Yellow: Optimism, creativity, attention
  • Purple: Luxury, creativity, mystery, royalty
  • Orange: Enthusiasm, adventure, confidence

Color Harmony

  • Monochromatic: Different shades of the same color
  • Analogous: Colors next to each other on the color wheel
  • Complementary: Colors opposite each other on the color wheel
  • Triadic: Three colors equally spaced on the color wheel

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Additional Resources

📚 Recommended Reading

  • Color Theory for Designers
  • Typography Design Principles
  • Grid Systems in Graphic Design
  • Visual Design Fundamentals

🌐 Online Resources

  • Adobe Color for color palettes
  • Google Fonts for typography
  • Grid Calculator tools
  • Color contrast checkers

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