layout-design

Vocabulary Word

Definition
'Layout design' is a little more complex than just arranging things. Think of it like setting up a stage for a play. It's about organizing elements so they are effective and pleasing to look at.
Examples in Different Contexts
In print media, 'layout-design' involves organizing content on pages for magazines, newspapers, and brochures. A graphic designer might say, 'Effective layout-design captures the reader's attention and leads them through the article smoothly.'
Practice Scenarios
Creative

Scenario:

Perhaps the graphic feels off because it conflicts with the overall design. Should we refocus our creative attention?

Response:

I agree. Let's experiment a bit with the overall layout design to bring more focus to the graphic.

Web

Scenario:

The web page feels cluttered, and the hierarchy isn't clear. It might indeed benefit from more space and separation between elements.

Response:

Right. Tweaking the layout design to allow for more white space can create a clearer hierarchy and lessen the cluttered feel.

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