We know. It’s confusing. Graphic design is the very well-established practice of applying layout, color, typography and imagery to all kinds of projects: Packaging, brochures, logos, books, exhibitry, and more. Visual design, meanwhile, is a new term that has come to mean the application of graphic design skills to digital projects, such as websites, apps, and interactive kiosks.
At SVC, we teach the foundational skills that can prepare you for a career in graphic design, and the more advanced visual design skills that can set you and your portfolio up for jobs as a user interface (UI) or digital visual designer.
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Still have questions? Send us a messageWe know. It’s confusing. Graphic design is the very well-established practice of applying layout, color, typography and imagery to all kinds of projects: Packaging, brochures, logos, books, exhibitry, and more. Visual design, meanwhile, is a new term that has come to mean the application of graphic design skills to digital projects, such as websites, apps, and interactive kiosks.
At SVC, we teach the foundational skills that can prepare you for a career in graphic design, and the more advanced visual design skills that can set you and your portfolio up for jobs as a user interface (UI) or digital visual designer.
The best people to teach you visual design are people who put their design skills to work at a high level every day. They’re the experienced, senior-level professionals who teach these courses. Because they’re in the business, they know what they’re talking about from a design point-of-view. They can also share what it’s like to work in design and give you some invaluable pointers for your job search.
You can go ahead and register for any of the classes on this page if you’d like to get going.
If you’re thinking about combining this track with SVC’s UX Certificate Program, then we invite you to join a free info session so we can recommend the best sequencing for your program and visual design classes.
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