Here is the loom link below and client chat for you all to go through and see precisely what and where it all went wrong, along with the strategy doc and reference videos i gave him are included in the chat. chat: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UklCjO8PM4AIwjJuGRLKIfK595AGPaeOl_mcGRyrBF4/edit?tab=t.0 reference video that i sent: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NdX6m_1KihbziD3y5hd67AGTdYp6nPs_/view?usp=drive_link strategy doc for him: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1g2pXR3K8yJBBAwDj2eZnWd2LttroUw6kUNv9tRXLvPE/edit?tab=t.i4kpkzl15bye loom video: https://www.loom.com/share/e5187c7ed5a34deea66ba5f20496d8bb

Starting today, I'll try to break down one principle and technique each day as simply as possible so those who already know it can revise, newcomers can learn, and even non-graphic designers can pick up some free knowledge Here are the laws and techniques that we will be exploring together. ____________________Graphic Design Principles______________________ 1. Balance 2. Hierarchy 3. Alignment 4. Proximity 5. Repetition 6. White Space 7. Contrast ____________________Graphic Design Techniques______________________ 1. Core 2. Unity 3. Movement 4. Proportion 5. Typography 6. Colour theory 7. Simplicity 8. Emphasis 9. Variety 10. Rhythm _____________________Graphic Design Laws___________________________ 1. Gestalt Principle 2. Hicks Law 3. Fitts Law 4. Miller's Law 5. Law of Simplicty 6. Jakob's Law 7. Von Restorff Effect 8. Occam's razor 9. Parkinson Law 10. Rule of third 11. Golden ratio 12. Aesthetic Usability Effect These ruless are valuable not only for graphic designers but also for video editors and motion designers. If you are interested, I would greatly appreciate encouragement in the comments below, it would really help me to stay consistent. @Haroon Khalil

Transitions ko "random" use karne se video bikhri hui lagti hai. Ye 3 rules yaad rakhein: - Logic: Transition sirf tab use karein jab Topic ya Location badal rahi ho. Aik hi baat ke beech mein simple cuts behtar hain. - Audio Sync: Hamesha music ki Beat par transition lagayein taake flow natural lage. - Sound Effects (SFX): Transition ke saath 'Swoosh' ya 'Whoosh' sound lazmi use karein, warna wo adhuri lagti hai. - ap jab bhi kio transition use kara tu notice kara ka bat kya huri ha - ager aik hi topic ha tu zoom in zoom out or hard cut use kara is sa video break nai huti engage huti ha

Welcome to the community! 👋 I’ve created a step-by-step guide specially for all the new members who are just joining our Skool community. In this guide, I’ve explained: 🔹 What steps to follow when you first join 🔹 Which video/lecture to watch first and what to watch next 🔹 How to get the most value out of the community and content 🔹 How to properly engage and grow inside the platform 📹 I’ve also recorded a video walkthrough to make it even easier to follow and attached it with this post. Everything mentioned in the video is also written clearly in the linked document. https://docs.google.com/document/d/15-pGYHMBiwbzBFAbCm6dSvEbmxwWtEm1telzAORJJKo/edit?usp=sharing 🎯 Whether you're just starting or want to reset your learning path this guide is a must watch. 📝 Note: No one is allowed to make a post asking for likes or comments just to level up. If you want to level up, you need to engage meaningfully share your learning, provide value in comments, and interact with others’ posts. That’s how the system works. We reward real contribution, not shortcut requests 🚫 Let’s keep the quality of the community high and support each other through genuine engagement 💬💡

One of the most underrated design elements is white space (also called negative space). Many beginners try to fill every corner of their design, but real beauty comes from balance. White space: 1. Aapka design clean aur professional lgta hai 2. Prhne Mai asani Hoti h 3. Helps important elements stand out Next time you design something, try removing instead of adding… you’ll be surprised how elegant it looks. Less really is more 🤍 Not forgetting to mention it is one of the principal's of graphic design.