Design is an essential part of the process of making a business thrive.  In this article, we’ll talk about three elements of design: form, function and aesthetics. We’ll also discuss five things to know about design—and why they’re important. Finally, we’ll cover some principles of design and explain how they work in practice.  Let’s get started!

There are three elements of design: aesthetics, function, and usability.  Aesthetics: What you see when you look at something.  Function: How the product works on its own terms.  Usability: How easy it is to use and how well it works for you.

Design is all about making something that’s better than it was before, and the best way to do that is to think about what you’re designing for.  That’s not just a guess—it’s science! There are three elements of design: form, function, and context.  Form is how you arrange things on the page or screen: how big or small they are, what color they are, where they are located in the room or space. It’s also about balance and proportion.  Function refers to how well a product serves its purpose; it includes factors like ease of use and durability. Context encompasses all of the other elements of design: environment (where your product will be used) and culture (who else might use it).  You should always consider these three elements when starting a new project—and don’t forget that sometimes what seems like a good idea at first may not actually serve your goals as well as something else!