Infographic: 8 fresh graphic design trends for 2020
Brace for muted palettes, gradients, abstract illustrations and minimalist landing pages. Sorry, magenta, you can take the year off.
Brace for muted palettes, gradients, abstract illustrations and minimalist landing pages. Sorry, magenta, you can take the year off.
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Measurement is crucial, along with understanding new tech and adopting an agile mindset.
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The PR and communications veteran shares insights from her career with the audience at Ragan’s Future of Communications Conference. Despite the challenges, her outlook is optimistic.
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To stand out from the crowd, ask key questions to identify your organization’s purpose and personality. Let the answers focus your lens on creating compelling visual narratives.