Print design for digital
Skill Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste/skills/print-design-for-digital
Translating print design principles to digital: grids, typography, editorial layout adapted for screens.From its SKILL.md
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Print Design For Digital
What Translates
- Grid systems — print grids work digitally with responsive adaptation.
- Typographic hierarchy — same principles, different execution.
- White space — equally powerful on screen.
- Visual rhythm — alternating density creates interest.
What Doesn't
- Fixed dimensions — screens aren't fixed. Design for flow.
- CMYK color — convert to RGB/HEX. Colors will shift.
- Columns of text — multi-column body text doesn't work on mobile.
- Bleed and trim — no physical edges on screen.
Adapting Print Techniques
- Pull quotes: Work as full-width interruptions in scroll.
- Drop caps: Work on desktop, simplify for mobile.
- Caption placement: Consider responsive reflow.
- Photo essays: Translate to scroll-based storytelling.
- Spreads: Translate to full-viewport sections.
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