Good Design vs. Bad Design
Bad Design
This is a building that has been proposed as an addition to the NYC skyline. Thought it was interesting but definitely does not fit the NYC vibe An article with some other pictures
Examples of Good and Bad Designs
Bad Designs Unnecessarily leaving spaces in between letters and skipping lines, making it confusing to read. The use of negative space is meaningless The promotional content took over the majority of the space, leaving the important links squeezed into the tiny area on the left Good Design Bold color and sharp contrast Very creative way …
Good vs. Bad Design
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Good vs Bad Design
Caroline Casey Lehigh’s Hawkwatch app is designed poorly. The main page is way too busy, and the buttons aren’t organized very well. I have accidentally called 911 (more than once) while just holding my phone with the hawk watch app open. The cabinets above fridges are a bad design. I understand they are there to …
Good vs. Bad Designs
GOOD DESIGNS This error message above is a more user-friendly response that will convey the message in a more simplistic way using fewer words compared to the error message on the left. Pictured above are a handful of Glossier brand products. This makeup and skincare company effectively communicates its simplistic products through its sleek, modern, …
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Good Design vs. Bad Design
Bad – A lot of repetition of red and white. Words overtake the page. The stock images of many products makes it look busy. Good – Walgreens uses a larger variety of colors with more contrast. The website uses symbols and clipart rather than stock photos which makes it look simpler. The rounded edges of …
Good Design vs. Bad Design
The app display is easy to follow and gives people suggestions to look through in addition to a clear library for saved playlists. The sign, while it does have a lot of text, conveys the clear message of to look out for snakes. The additional text gives readers a more in depth warning so that …
Good Design vs. Bad Design
Goods Batman Begins Poster by Kevin Tong The bat is subtle, despite contrasting with the snow-capped mountains. Very clean design. Pale colors match batman’s story. Appears simple. Drink and Drive Poster Effectively gets point across. The contrasting colors and the bold letters make the message clear. Implements part of the warning into design. Bads No …
Good vs. Bad Designs
This is a screenshot of the ATM Finder from the Citibank app. It clearly shows where to find the closest ATM, and all you need to do is zoom in a bit to pinpoint where they are specifically. It also uses their bank’s blue color in a small circle to mark the ATM locations. This …