What creative illustrations and graphics can you use to improve your web design?

I find it fascinating that I've been invited as an expert to contribute to an "AI powered" article. What, to train the AI with even more human nuance, so it can replace us creatives quicker? I might be old and stupid, but even I'm not going to be coerced into hammering the final nails into my own industry's coffin, nor that of my wordsmithering brethren.

So in my experience as a graphic designer and website developer of many years, these go hand in hand. Visual elements are not just decorative — they are the brushstrokes of emotion, the song of impression, and the hues of brand identity. They welcome visitors with open arms, evoking curiosity and setting the stage for a meaningful connection. Its a reflection of your essence and your values! Each visual is a piece of the puzzle that tells your story. So, let's infuse it with some right-brain magic. Here’s to making digital creations that not only capture the eye and also touches the soul… leaving an emotional impression (that mostly visuals can do) on anyone who visits.

Illustrations and graphics breathe life into a website. They give it more personality. Personally, for icons and graphics, I use vectors (SVGs). For bigger images of subjects, models, I use high quality images. If the image isn't up to the quality I need, I use an image upscaling tool. I also consider colours when choosing images. The last time you want is for images on a website to ruin the entire design due to massive difference is colours. Certain projects require different images, so research is always a good way to start before incorporating any images on the website

I may not know exactly which style to choose, but I do know what to avoid. Following trendy styles may make you blend into the crowd. Instead, seek out something unique that sets you and your business apart. Don't follow trends, be one.

Implementing well thought out and appealing graphics in documents, web and marketing designs lets us to express our branding mission better but also share valuable knowledge and information. It is also an amazing method to stay in our viewer memory longer - especially, when it evokes emotions.

In my experience you should avoid raster images and go for svg always. Another thing that I like, are lotti animations. They are visually appealing and not so bad in terms of performance.

An important consideration when designing a site is to think through how easily the design can be coded and implemented by a web developer. Designers love to create the most beautiful website you have ever seen, but the task may fall to a developer to figure out how to make it work. However, if the designer takes HTML/CSS limitations into consideration and thinks through how a design can be built in the early stages, it will be a much smoother handoff.

In simple if we want to choose colours then dark background with light colour font will be decent. Whereas, light background with dark colour font will be good. This is simple combination, which can be used in every in full stack application.

Thanks for inviting us to contribute to an article that puts us as the final option "lastly", because hiring my ilk requires more time and budget. Time and money are things you invest in any project, to gain more from it. Thanks LinkedIn, and your clueless AI written article. Doing more damage than simply just keeping quiet.

The design must be based on correct foundations in terms of coordinating colors and determining the goal in clear symbols for the viewer Simplicity in the work attracts attention from the color coordination that the viewer's eye is attracted to to understand the content

Whenever I find myself stuck compositionally, I try and break spaces down to their simplest forms with simple doodling exercises. Examining how shapes impact a space can help inform a designer where natural points of tension may or may not be.