What is digital design? Though it can seem like a complicated question, the answer is fairly simple. Digital design is anything that takes regular design principles and translates them to be viewed on screens.
Though it can seem like a complicated question, the answer is fairly simple. Digital design is anything that takes regular design principles and translates them to be viewed on screens.
Though it can seem like a complicated question, the answer is fairly simple. Digital design is anything that takes regular design principles and translates them to be viewed on screens.
Though it can seem like a complicated question, the answer is fairly simple. Digital design is anything that takes regular design principles and translates them to be viewed on screens.
Though it can seem like a complicated question, the answer is fairly simple. Digital design is anything that takes regular design principles and translates them to be viewed on screens.
Anything on screen! Websites, banners, animations, social media graphics, emails, 3D, AR, VR and anything else you would see on a screen.
Digital and print design both incorporate standard design principles, however digital will often go a step further. Sometimes digital design has to consider user experience and how audiences are going to interact with a design, sometimes digital design is bolstered and brought to life through coding and development to make fully interactive experiences and sometimes digital design has to consider animation, movement, timing and how the design engages both visual and auditory senses of its audience.
We have a wide portfolio and skillset in Creative Media and we are able to produce just about anything that falls under digital design. We have produced beautiful and effective WordPress websites that work on any screen size, exciting and engaging animations, 3D assets, augmented reality experiences and virtual reality tours of spaces across the University.
Websites can do so much it’s easy to get carried away with the possibilities. But your priority must always be what your user experience (UX)
A researcher from the University of Birmingham’s College of Social Sciences had developed a tool to assist care workers in assessing the severity of at-risk children. We needed a website that would deliver information quickly to those workers.