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Visual appeal
Originality of design elements
Visual harmony and balance
Use of whitespace
Consistency with design theme
Incorporation of unique color palette
Expressive typography
Visual flow and hierarchy
Attention to detail
Alignment with trends (while avoiding overuse)
Memorability and visual impact
Originality of design elements
Visual harmony and balance
Use of whitespace
Consistency with design theme
Incorporation of unique color palette
Expressive typography
Visual flow and hierarchy
Attention to detail
Alignment with trends (while avoiding overuse)
Memorability and visual impact
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Before you submit a design, run over the following:
Originality of design elements
10.1
Are the design elements (e.g., icons, illustrations) unique or creatively adapted, avoiding overuse of generic assets?
The poster intentionally uses matching elements to set an artistic tone.
The poster uses generic elements.
Good examples
Note how the book illustrations, cute ghost cartoons, 3D assets, and background patterns were selected intentionally to enhance the design's message.
Visual harmony and balance
10.2
Is there a balanced distribution of visual elements, creating an aesthetically pleasing composition without overcrowding?
Text and elements are aligned with grids, resulting in a balanced design.
Text and elements are placed randomly, resulting in an unstable composition.
Good examples
While these designs may look complicated, they are aligned (center, left) or follow a grid, resulting in a complex but organized layout.
Use of whitespace
10.3
Does the design use whitespace
effectively
to enhance visual appeal, making the design look open and uncluttered?
Placing elements strategically with white space allows viewers to notice your design better.
Overlapping text and elements can result in crowding your design.
Good examples
Designs can be
complex
, but have
appropriate spacing.
Consistency with design theme
10.4
Do the colors, fonts, and elements align with the intended theme or message of the design (e.g., playful, professional, minimalist)?
Typography and elements match well with a school setting
The template's business appeal clashes with its intended purpose for classrooms
Good examples
Incorporation of unique color palette
10.5
Is the color palette original and thoughtfully selected to create a cohesive, visually appealing look?
Although there are few colors, they are intentional and carefully selected. The colors use a similar muted hue, making the design harmonious.
Colors are randomly selected and placed, drawing the viewer's attention to the wrong places.
Good examples
- colors are used intentionally and blend well together.
Expressive typography
10.6
Are font choices and typography treatments visually interesting while enhancing readability and matching the design’s purpose?
Font choices, text placement, and contrasting sizes create an appealing design
Font choice and monotonous sizing make the poster appear unprofessional
Good examples
Visual flow and hierarchy
10.7
Does the design guide the viewer’s eye naturally through the layout, ensuring a logical and aesthetically pleasing visual flow?
Viewers can notice the event name first and then read the detailed text later.
The title and date have the same hierarchy, making it hard to notice important information.
Good examples
Attention to detail
10.8
Are there small, thoughtful details (e.g., subtle shadows, unique borders) that add refinement and sophistication?
Small details like the pumpkin on the left, the small bat illustration, and the search icon on the bottom enhance the design.
Though this poster isn't bad, it lacks attention to detail, making it look incomplete.
Good examples
All elements are carefully placed. Background gradients used
Alignment with trends (while avoiding overuse)
10.9
Does the design incorporate current aesthetic trends without appearing overly trendy or dated?
Note: depends on context and target audience.
The poster uses patterns and typography that grab the viewer's attention.
This poster uses standard fonts and boxes, resulting in a bland design unfit for its intended use.
Good examples
Memorability and visual impact
10.10
Does the design have a distinctive quality that makes it memorable and engaging for the viewer?
Note: this depends on context and target audience. For example, documents, and business presentations may have less visual impact.
The template has subtle elements that make it memorable.
The template is not memorable. Adding a subtle accent color can enhance the design.
Good examples
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