You know what one of my biggest design pet peeves is? When I’m designing something, but there’s an unwanted background on the image I’m editing.
In this article, you’ll learn how to remove a photo background altogether, or make it transparent so the image assumes the look of any other background you put behind it.
Some execs think it’s the future universal currency, while others consider it a “disgusting…noxious poison.”
Some execs think it’s the future universal currency, while others consider it a “disgusting…noxious poison.”
To understand human-centered design, let’s start with what it isn’t.
To understand what human-centered design is, let’s start with what it isn’t.
I’ve helped build marketing plans at startups where the entire “team” was just me and a Google Doc. Other times, I worked side-by-side with CMOs and VPs of marketing to launch new products, shift positioning, or scale growth. No matter the stage, the goal was the same: make a plan that actually gets used, not one that collects dust.
Hemingway tried to warn us.
Hemingway tried to warn us.
A great logo is instantly recognizable, memorable, and closely connected to your brand’s core values and ideas. Just sit back and think about it, what logos are simply unforgettable? The first that comes to mind for me are iconic logos like Apple, Coca-Cola, and Nike. Logos like these are simple and elegant yet bold enough to leave a lasting impression.
