What is Visual design?

Visual Design is a hybrid of Graphic Design and UI design. The visual designer is responsible for polished visual presentation and the content's look and feel. Unlike Graphic Designers, Visual designers give a unified image as they work on the compatibility of the Design in all digital platforms. Skills include proficiency in digital Design, principles of Design, and designing software. A visual designer must understand User Experience, User Interface, Graphic Design, and Web Design.

What is UI design?

The UI designer creates an intuitive user interface that is easy to navigate and visually engaging. And they work exclusively for the digital scenario. They need to have coding skills and be good at HTML and CSS. They also need to understand basic design principles.

What is Graphic design?

A graphic designer communicates information or ideas through individual graphics or Design. Skills include principles of Design, designing tools, sketching, etc. Apart from knowing the colour theory, typography, and other things, they also know how to create logos. They primarily work in fields like printing, branding, advertising, etc.

What is Motion Graphics design?

Motion graphics design combines visual and graphic designs to create moving images. A motion graphic design is created by seamlessly integrating video, audio, text, and other visual components. Motion designers create commercials, infomercials, corporate videos, title animations, explainer videos, motion posters, and other forms of multimedia. A Motion Graphics Designer creates animations by giving the illusion of movement to a still image or a series of still images.

What is Web design?

Web design is the process of creating websites that are visible on the internet. It is more often used to refer to the user experience elements of website development than to software development. A web designer is responsible for a website's look, layout, and, in certain situations, content.

Can you learn so many designing modules within 6 months?

Yes. We have, very carefully, crafted the syllabus in such a way that the Designer Pro students gain comprehensive knowledge in all the different designing areas mentioned. Moreover, you learn designing better by practicing more & we offer unlimited lab hours for our students.

Is SOAP (Student Output Assessment Plan) effective in increasing student knowledge?

Our Academic system called SOAP is a huge success, as it has added more responsibilities to our students to perform better & it has also helped us in understanding the strengths and weaknesses of individual students. Kindly browse to the SOAP tasks section in this page to know the number of student works that they need to complete along this course.

What should designers learn apart from the tools?

Designs are about understanding customers' needs, conveying a message, building a brand, telling a story, increasing awareness, solving problems & a lot more. So, we are always looking for methods to increase the students' Creativity, Eye for detail, Adaptability, Innovative thinking, Analytical abilities, Communication, and Organizational skills, among others.

Do you need a degree to enroll for this course?

A degree would be preferred, although not mandatory. But the employment options for a fresher without a graduation would be quite limited. If you are to start your own business or to become a freelancer, then it would make no difference.

Do you need to be an artist to study Designing courses?

Not necessarily. Although designing is an artistic pursuit, we only expect you to have an eye for details and a sense of what works and what doesn’t.

What kind of placement support do we provide?

We do offer placement support, where we assist them in creating a good final portfolio, help them with resume building and then try to schedule suitable job interviews for them. But we don't offer commitments or assurances regarding interviews or placements to our students.