Writing for Interactive Media
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Logo Design: Less is More
“A graphic designer with taste knows that less is more: that design is the servant of the written word” – William Zinsser, On Writing Well. Your logo is one of the first parts of your brand that people see. That’s why having a well-designed, simple logo is crucial for making a good first impression. A… Continue reading
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Why Brand Guidelines Are More Important Than You Think (Generated with AI)
The following post is part of an experiment comparing two posts. This post was completely generated by AI and the previous post does not use it at all. Brand guidelines are often treated like a “nice-to-have” document—something that gets created once and then forgotten in a shared folder. In reality, they’re one of the most… Continue reading
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Brand Guidelines: The Most Important Part of the Branding Process
The following post is part of an experiment comparing two posts. This first post was created without any use of AI, and the next was completely generated by AI. The most important part of branding isn’t the logo or colors. They’re useless if you don’t explain how to use them. What are Brand Guidelines? Think… Continue reading
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Designing for the Right Audience
Stop arbitrarily choosing a typeface or a color palette just because it’s pretty. Aesthetics are a major part of any design, but in branding, looks alone won’t cut it. Choices you make while designing have a profound impact on your audience. Every decision helps set the tone and tailor your brand to fit the right… Continue reading
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So, you want to know about me?
Meet Sophia! She is a Graphic and Interactive Design Major with a Film and Television Minor at Quinnipiac University. She’s in an accelerated dual-degree program, meaning she is also earning her master’s in Interactive Media and Communication. Sophia chose this master’s program to expand her skillset, become a more strategic designer, and get more practice… Continue reading
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Design’s Impact on Screen Reading
You may think reading and writing are the same, whether on paper or on a screen. It isn’t. According to Jakob Neilsen in an article with NN/G, “79 percent of our test users always scanned any new [web] page they came across.” People aren’t reading every single word of content; they search through, find the… Continue reading
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