Summary of "Contrast | Basic Principles of Graphic Design [Ep.03]"

In this episode of "Contrast | Basic Principles of Graphic Design|Contrast | Basic Principles of Graphic Design," the host, Ronnie, delves into the principle of Contrast | Basic Principles of Graphic Designin graphic design, explaining its significance and how to effectively implement it using Canva.

Key Concepts and Techniques:

Definition of Contrast:
- Contrast | Basic Principles of Graphic Designcreates space and differentiation between design elements, enhancing readability and accessibility.
Effects of Contrast:
- High Contrast | Basic Principles of Graphic Designmakes designs "pop," drawing attention to specific elements.
- Proper Contrast | Basic Principles of Graphic Designimproves legibility and accessibility, especially for visually impaired individuals.

Using Colors:
- Combine light and dark colors or neutral and vibrant colors.
- Use Canva’s Color Wheel to find complementary colors for high contrast.
Using Typography:
- Weight: Combine thin and thick fonts to create focal points.
- Size: Use larger fonts alongside smaller ones to establish hierarchy.
- Style: Pair different font styles (e.g., serif vs. sans-serif) to create visual interest.

Canva Color Wheel: A free tool to find complementary color combinations.
Font Pairing Guide: An article on Canva’s website that offers suggestions for pairing fonts effectively.

A compilation of templates and resources discussed in the video is available via a QR code or link in the description.