Graphic Design

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The Graphic Design course provides a comprehensive introduction to the art and science of visual communication. It equips students with the creative skills, technical knowledge, and design-thinking abilities needed to create impactful and professional visual content.

This course covers a wide range of topics, starting with the fundamentals of design such as color theory, typography, shapes, balance, contrast, alignment, proximity, and composition. Students learn how to apply these principles effectively in real-world design projects.

Learners are trained in industry-standard tools like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Canva, and other creative applications, allowing them to produce high-quality graphics for both print and digital platforms. They also develop essential skills in image editing, vector illustration, layout design, branding, and visual storytelling.

The course emphasizes practical, hands-on learning. Students work on multiple projects including:

  • Logo and branding design

  • Poster, brochure, and flyer creation

  • Social media graphics and digital ads

  • Website layouts and UI elements

  • Infographics and presentation designs

  • Creative illustrations and concept art

Additionally, the course introduces students to the creative process, including brainstorming, sketching, wireframing, digital execution, and project presentation. Learners also gain insight into design trends, client communication, time management, and building a strong design portfolio.

By the end of the course, students will:

  • Understand and apply core design principles

  • Use major graphic design software confidently

  • Think creatively and solve visual problems

  • Build a professional portfolio showcasing their best work

  • Prepare themselves for careers in graphic design, advertising, digital marketing, UI/UX design, social media content creation, and freelance design.

This course is suitable for beginners, students, working professionals, and anyone passionate about visual creativity.

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What Will You Learn?
  • You will learn basic to advanced labels graphic design.

Material Includes

  • Student will learn basic to advance labels graphic design.
  • Student will get an internship certificate.

Audience

  • Student and Working professional

Course Content

Chapter 1
Chapter 1 provides a strong foundation by introducing students to the world of graphic design, its purpose, and its importance in modern communication. This chapter explains how graphic design blends creativity, visual elements, and technology to convey messages effectively through images, colors, shapes, and text. Students learn what graphic design truly means, how it evolved over time, and where it is used today—such as in branding, advertisements, social media, packaging, websites, and print media. The chapter also highlights the role of graphic designers as visual problem-solvers who create meaningful and impactful designs. Key concepts covered include: Definition and scope of graphic design History and evolution of graphic design Types of graphic design, such as branding, digital design, print design, illustration, and UI graphics Basic visual elements: line, shape, color, texture, space, and form Principles of design: balance, contrast, hierarchy, alignment, repetition, and proximity Introduction to creative thinking and how designers turn ideas into visuals Overview of design tools and technologies used in the industry By the end of this chapter, students will understand the fundamentals of visual communication, recognize the importance of good design in everyday life, and be ready to explore deeper design concepts in the upcoming chapters.

  • Chapter 1
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  • Graphic Design Quiz on Chapter 1

Chapter 2
Chapter 2 explores the core building blocks of graphic design, helping students understand how visual components work together to create meaningful and attractive designs. This chapter forms the foundation for all future design work, as every professional design uses these elements and principles in some combination. Students begin by learning the Elements of Design, which are the basic visual components used to create artwork and graphics. These include: Line: Creates direction, movement, and structure Shape: Forms the basic outline or silhouette of objects Color: Adds mood, emotion, and emphasis Texture: Gives a sense of feel or depth Space: Controls the distance between elements and avoids clutter Form: Adds a 3D effect or volume to designs Next, the chapter introduces the Principles of Design, which guide how these elements are arranged to make a design balanced, clear, and visually appealing. These include: Balance: Equal distribution of visual weight Contrast: Differences in color, size, or shape to create interest Hierarchy: Showing importance through size, placement, or color Alignment: Keeping elements visually connected and organized Repetition: Reinforcing consistency in design Proximity: Grouping related items together Unity: Ensuring the whole design feels cohesive and complete Students also learn how to combine these elements and principles to create designs that communicate clearly and attract the viewer’s attention. By the end of Chapter 2, learners gain a strong understanding of how good compositions are formed and how design choices influence the viewer’s experience. This knowledge prepares them to start creating structured and visually appealing designs in upcoming chapters.

Chapter 3
Chapter 3 focuses on Typography, one of the most essential components of graphic design. Typography is the art of arranging text in a way that makes written language clear, readable, and visually appealing. This chapter teaches students how to use fonts, text styles, and layouts effectively to enhance communication. Students begin by learning the basics of typography, including: What typography is and why it is important Types of fonts such as serif, sans-serif, script, decorative, and display fonts Font anatomy (baseline, x-height, ascender, descender, kerning, tracking, and leading) Font pairing and how to combine different fonts harmoniously The chapter then explains how typography contributes to visual hierarchy, mood, and readability. Students learn how choosing the right font can make a design feel modern, elegant, bold, or friendly, depending on the purpose. Key topics include: Choosing appropriate fonts for print and digital media Text alignment (left, right, center, justified) and their uses Creating hierarchy through font size, weight, and spacing Using typography to guide the viewer’s eye Avoiding common typography mistakes Designing with text in posters, logos, brochures, and social media graphics Practical exercises in this chapter include creating headings, body text layouts, typographic posters, and experimenting with different font combinations. By the end of Chapter 3, students will understand how to use typography not just as text, but as a powerful design element that enhances meaning, improves readability, and strengthens the overall visual message.

Chapter 4
Chapter 4 dives into Color Theory, an essential part of graphic design that helps designers create visually appealing and emotionally impactful designs. This chapter teaches students how colors work, how they influence human emotions, and how to combine them effectively to achieve balance and harmony. Students begin by understanding the color basics, including: Primary, secondary, and tertiary colors Hue, saturation, and brightness Warm and cool colors Tints, tones, and shades The chapter then explores how colors are organized using tools such as the Color Wheel. Learners study different color combinations to create specific moods or effects, including: Monochromatic color schemes Analogous color schemes Complementary color schemes Split-complementary and triadic schemes Neutral color palettes Students also learn the psychology of colors, understanding how different colors evoke different emotions, such as trust, excitement, calmness, energy, luxury, or creativity. This helps them choose colors that match the message and purpose of their designs. Additionally, the chapter covers: Color contrast and readability Using color in branding and identity design Color in print vs. digital media (RGB vs. CMYK) Cultural meanings of colors How to maintain color consistency across projects Practical activities include designing color palettes, creating mood boards, and applying color theory to posters, logos, and social media graphics. By the end of Chapter 4, students will have a strong understanding of how to use color strategically to enhance visual impact, create harmony, and communicate messages more effectively through their designs.

Chapter 5
Chapter 5 introduces students to the essential software and digital tools used by professional graphic designers. This chapter helps learners understand how technology supports creativity and allows them to produce high-quality visual content efficiently and professionally. Students begin by exploring the most widely used industry-standard design applications, including: Adobe Photoshop – for image editing, photo manipulation, and digital artwork Adobe Illustrator – for vector graphics, logo creation, icons, and illustrations Adobe InDesign – for layout design, brochures, magazines, and print materials Canva – for quick and user-friendly designs, social media posts, and templates Figma / Adobe XD – for UI design, wireframes, and digital interfaces The chapter explains the purpose, strengths, and typical use cases of each software so students know when and how to use them effectively. Key topics include: Understanding raster vs. vector graphics Working with layers, shapes, brushes, and tools Importing and exporting files in different formats (PNG, JPG, PDF, SVG, AI, PSD) Basic shortcuts and workflow optimization Using grids and guidelines to maintain alignment Exploring templates, plugins, and design resources Students also learn about hardware tools used in the design industry, such as graphics tablets, stylus pens, and high-resolution monitors, which help create more precise and creative work. Practical tasks in this chapter include: Editing an image using Photoshop Creating a logo using Illustrator Designing a simple layout in InDesign Building a social media post in Canva Making a basic UI concept in Figma or XD By the end of Chapter 5, learners gain confidence in using digital tools and become capable of transforming their creative ideas into professional-quality designs. This chapter prepares them for more advanced design work and builds the technical foundation needed for real-world graphic design projects.

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  • Price:
    Original price was: ₹1,200.00.Current price is: ₹399.00.
  • Instructor:Shankar kumar
  • Duration: 20 hours
  • Lessons:5
  • Students:0
  • Level:All Levels
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