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Hi! That is funny, I am learning at the moment how to set up a modular grid based on the baseline grid. 😁 I haven't finished learning yet haha.

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Thank you, happy to hear that from you. And thanks for the feedback! I added this to the video idea list

@@92logos thank you very much! Happy to hear you like it 🙌🏻

The backgrounds are created with the gradient tool in Adobe Illustrator :D.

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Thanks a lot for your insights Juur! You make a really interesting point about integrating margins into the grid. I see what you mean about having margins as part of the grid rather than treating them as separate elements. So how do you come up with margins sizes within a full page grid? I think if you divide a page using a grid with margins that fall inside the grid, you end up with awkward areas along the page edges that get cut off by the margins. This can definitely make balancing and layout work a bit tricky in my eyes. I totally get that there are different ways to approach this, and I appreciate your perspective. Thanks for sharing!

​@@Typefool I started using this method only recenty, but the main point is to be guided by the grid that is exactly the size of your page, instead of relying on random round numbers which have nothing to do with the overall page size or proportions. The choice of the overall margin style (wider or narrow) should very much influence the type of grid you're going to use, and that's the entire point. But I'm only experimenting with such a system myself, so also cannot give a full breakdown at this point.

@@juurstudio Oke sounds interesting, thanks for sharing! One question which comes to mind, how do you make sure you stay away from the borders of the document? Because a modular grid doesn't come with margins right? only gutters? How do you work around this?

@@Typefool Not sure I understand your question entirely, but as much as I do, as the whole point is making margins part of your grid you should dedicate any number of outer modules of your gird as margins. Say you use 16 column grid to divide the width of a A4 page, then you can define 2 outer modules as your margins, which will leave you with 12 grid column grid as your working area. Or you might want wider margins, in which case you can take 3 modules for margins, or use a different number of grid. It's really flexible system, but it does require you to think it through.

Thanks for your kind words, and I am happy to hear you appreciate my workflow! Thanks for the support!

Thank you for the kind words! Happy to hear you like it. Would there be much demand for this type of content?

@@Typefool I definitely think so, I have been creating content for a while, and definitely would like to learn how to do it properly and make it more engaging for my followers

@@manipulatingminds_ Thanks for sharing your insight! This could be an interesting topic indeed, I'll put it on my video idea list! 👊

Exactly! I also don't think we are going to lose these design principles within graphic design either.

For which document? I usually use 1920x1080 for digital usage and for print I use A4 size.

Hey there! It sounds like you're tackling some intricate challenges in logo design. Your feedback is incredibly valuable for another video idea I could create a video that addresses these common but often overlooked aspects of logo creation. I'll focus on: - Explaining the thought process behind spacing between logo elements and typography for better balance. - Techniques to integrate logos with visual identity. - Using grids effectively in logo design, especially with typography. - Tips on kerning type correctly. Thank you for sharing your insights. I think these are areas many designers struggle with (because I struggled with this myself when I started). I'm excited to create content that will help simplify and clarify these concepts for everyone. Stay tuned for the video I think it'll really resonate with you. Not sure when i am able to create that video though.

They are! Thank you for this nice comment. I am happy you found value in this video! 🙏

Hi Maria! Oooh, I don't think very small details are visible with this effect. But a smiley would work for example. But a portrait of people would be to hard to see the details in it I think.

Hello Ahmed! Well since this is a quite extensive visual brand identity with alot of touchpoints on different facets this would typically cost around €12000-€15000. Just a simple logo design and a basic stylesheet would be €4000-€5000.

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Thank you for showing love Van!

You are welcome I am happy you found the example workflow happy, I thought I would give an extra dimension to the video instead of just chatting about why it is important in my eyes😁

You are welcome Van! I am happy to hear it helped you a lot! 😁

Aah thank you for your kind words! That keeps me going! 😁👏🏻

Hello Naresh, aah ok happy to hear you found value in this video! Happy to hear how you’d experience it working with grids! 👊🏼 good luck!

Hi Asmi, thank you for your kind words! Happy to hear you found this content valuable! The best past is you can use grids for both print and digital! Huge time savers right?! 😁🙏🏻

@@Typefool 💯 time saver

Haha I hope you enjoyed it! ✌

You can find the download files in your download map I think, haven’t worked for a long time on a android device so I am not sure! But just to be use it has to be some kind of pc or laptop 😄

Hi Thomas, you can try this webside tarasdesign.github.io/gridder you can set the format, columns/rows etc and it will show live what you create en eventually you can download the modular grid as pdf! 😄 hope this is helpful

@@Typefool Ok, thank you !

Thank you Tahsin for timelining the video 😄🙏🏻

Hi! Thank you for sharing, what better alternatives are there do you think, similar to InDesign. I also saw a video that people are interpreting the user agreements wrong and that Adobe isn’t going to feed the algorithm with it but def something to be on the lookout for.

Thank you Janos, happy to hear it was helpful! 🙏🏻

You are welcome! 🙏🏻

Hi Keith! Thank you for your question! Yes, when I work with a lot of text, I match my modular grid to the baseline grid. This ensures all text lines up consistently across the entire document. It helps maintain alignment and readability throughout the design. Is this something what you think would be interesting for another video?

@@Typefool Thank you! Would be super helpful if you create video related to that. Thanks for the quality contents always~

Thank you Ajitesh! Appreciate your kind words!