Card sorting is a UX design research method in which participants group content items into categories to reveal how users expect information…
A clipping path is a closed vector outline that defines which part of an image or artwork stays visible, hiding everything outside…
Color harmony in color theory is the pleasing, purposeful combination of colors based on their hue relationships, lightness, saturation and proportion.
A column grid divides a page or screen into vertical columns separated by gutters, giving layouts consistent widths, alignment and rhythm.
Complementary colors are hue pairs opposite each other on a color wheel, producing maximum hue contrast and neutralizing each other when mixed.
A component library is a shared, versioned collection of reusable interface components that design and development teams use to build consistent products.
Contrast in design is the visible difference between elements in value, color, size, weight or shape that creates emphasis, structure and readability.
Contrast ratio in accessibility measures the luminance difference between text or graphics and their background, from 1:1 up to 21:1.