Learn UI Design Series: Imagery
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Learn UI Design Series: Imagery
Part 6 of 7
The most prevalent proverb we use to convey the significance of an image is “an image says a thousand words.” Imagery in UI design is the visual language used to provide an interactive element to an image and support users in connecting with a brand and its products.
The user should get the proper message from the images you use, which should be enjoyable and helpful. When using imagery in UI design, there are a number of considerations that need to be made.
If you don’t know, then let me tell you that I have already started a 66-day “Learn UI Design Series” on Twitter.
I am going to share one topic or lesson each day for the next 66 days.
And the next 6 days are:
Day 49: Understand its purpose
Day 50: Choose high-quality images
Day 51: Make the contrast better
Day 52: Use what is needed
Day 53: Set a goal
Day 54: Resources for Image
If you want to stay up to date or don’t want to miss any, follow me on Twitter for quick and insightful design tweets.
We are at day 62 👇
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