How To Use Contrast In Your Designs | The 5 Types Of Contrast In Graphic Design | Designer Fourteen

What is visual contrast in graphic design? If you want to improve your typography and become a better graphic designer, contrast is one of the basic principles you must understand and master. I want to share with you the 5 types of visual contrast in graphic design and demonstrate them in a way that makes contrast easy to understand.
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Thank you for this

[@jc_hardt]

You’re welcome!

[@user-br6tu4qn7s]

Great! It's help a lot!

[@jc_hardt]

Thank you! I'm glad it helped! 🙌

[@methunshishir7203]

Great !!! Really cool. If possible create second part on how to create contrast using style. i have also interest about use of negative space in composition. And Keep creating.

[@jc_hardt]

Thank you for the content suggestions! Next Friday I have a video teaching on how to create relationship in design using alignment and proximity. I think you'll find it very helpful in your design journey!

[@bkoteshuiuxdesigner]

you deserve more subscribers brother , don't worry .......YOU WILL GET SOON....

[@jc_hardt]

Thanks! Excited to keep growing! 🙌

[@vashishtha001]

Excellent Brother 👌
Concept is clear but if you added some more examples( in size, weight ,fill,color,stype,and typography each section) ☺️ it will be nice or it would gives us a more ideas for understanding and applying contrast in our design work.

[@jc_hardt]

Thanks for the compliment! Noted!

[@shevetzvulun1]

Besides providing super simple and effective practices,
you also mentioned when to use them, the example you
gave with the spa made it a lot clearer for me! Great stuff!

[@jc_hardt]

Thank you for the positive feedback! My goal is to provide advice on the "softer" aspects of design that not everyone teaches. I'm glad to hear it helped you grow as a designer! 💯

[@jesusisthelord7358]

this is what I have been looking for.. thanks man, i was blessed..

[@jc_hardt]

I'm glad this video helped you!

[@larrylomotey8924]

Thanks for the education 🎉🎉

[@jc_hardt]

You're welcome!

[@Pronquey]

bom vídeo

[@jc_hardt]

🙌🙌🙌

[@ve1xan445]

Keep Going Great Content keep the energy (didn't feel the17 min)

[@jc_hardt]

Thank you for the positive feedback!

[@loomonda18]

Great content! Perhaps consider shortening future videos a little bit - but thanks for sharing your knowledge!!

[@jc_hardt]

Thanks for the feedback! I definitely have gotten better since the release of this video 😂

[@justingiovanetti]

On a white background, at what point, if it ever does, does a 10x10px dot that has 50% opacity, that’s scaling up, ever have more visual prominence than a 10 x 10px 100% opacity black dot?

[@jc_hardt]

I don't know if there is a specific point, but try it out and you'll find a point at which the visual weight will change to the 50% opacity rectangle.

[@justingiovanetti]

@@jc_hardt For example, if the body copy is 50% opacity and the first heading up from the body copy is 100% opacity, the opacity of the two should somehow affect the required difference in size. Does that make sense?
Somehow normalizing the difference.
If both the body copy and heading are 100% opacity, then the change in size would be greater, than if the body was 50% opacity. (Not taking weight into account)

[@jc_hardt]

Correct! I often get away with this trick to make my headings a bit smaller I will reduce the contrast of the body copy.

[@justingiovanetti]

@@jc_hardtyep. There’s got to be some formal formula for it :)

[@i3ikill]

Cool man

[@jc_hardt]

Thank you!