The most essential tool in graphic design is the layout grid. Something you can’t even see, not directly at least. See, when you start working on a design, all you have is a blank page or a blank screen, and if that and the content were all you could have, you’d probably end up doing nothing remarkable with them. Too many possibilities for your little Sapiens brain. But the moment you lay even the simplest of grids on the page, thousands of creative solutions are suddenly within your grasp.
The mark of the amateur
The mark of the amateur
The mark of the amateur
The most essential tool in graphic design is the layout grid. Something you can’t even see, not directly at least. See, when you start working on a design, all you have is a blank page or a blank screen, and if that and the content were all you could have, you’d probably end up doing nothing remarkable with them. Too many possibilities for your little Sapiens brain. But the moment you lay even the simplest of grids on the page, thousands of creative solutions are suddenly within your grasp.