Title: Minimalist design: 25 beautiful examples & practical tips
Headings: Minimalist design: 25 beautiful examples and practical tips
Minimalist design: 25 beautiful examples and practical tips
01. Get Consistent
02. Explore Hidden Relationships
03. Play With Spatial Relationships
04. Be Clever
05. Embrace Efficiency
06. Get On The Grid
07. Let’s Get Functional
08. Find Your Balance
09. Break Some Rules
10. Make Your Type Visual
11. White Space Is Alright Space
12. Explore Your Options
13. Texture
14. Think Outside The Box
15. Be Direct
16. Scale It Up
17. Not Everything Is Black And White
18. Be A Bit Flexible
19. Get Symbolic
20. Iconography
21. Think Typographically
22. Small Adjustments, Big Pay-Off
23. Focus
24. Contrast
25. Design For The Future
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Content: In this sense, minimalism encourages purpose. While minimalism often appears simple on the outside, a lot of thought, practice and time goes into the production and development of a minimalistic piece. So, here are some ways you can get the most out of minimalism. 01. Get Consistent
A minimal brand mark can be incredibly useful when it comes to creating a brand identity. Take this bar branding by Simon McWhinnie for example. By keeping the logo super simple and the colour palette very minimal, it has become flexible enough to be used throughout the rest of the branding seamlessly, creating a consistent and very memorable brand. Use this template
02. Explore Hidden Relationships
Embracing minimalism in no way means that your design has to be any less creative. In fact, when you’re not bogged down in complex visuals, you often get a chance to explore and play with clever relationships hidden within your design.