Design Trends
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How to Make a Poster With ChatGPT: A 6-Step Workflow for Non-Designers
If you’ve tried to work out how to make a poster with ChatGPT, you’ve probably run into the same problem most people do. ChatGPT can give you a striking image in under a minute, but if it misspells the date, there’s no text box you can click into to fix it. A lot of older […]
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How to Meet WCAG Color Contrast Requirements Before Exporting a PDF
TL;DR WCAG Level AA requires at least 4.5:1 contrast for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Level AAA increases this to 7:1 and 4.5:1 respectively. Check the actual foreground and background combinations used throughout the PDF, including text over images, gradients, callout boxes, charts and brand colors. Contrast requirements do not apply to every […]
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The Campus Playbook: Scaling PDF Accessibility Across Multi-College Systems
Most multi-college systems are dealing with the same PDF accessibility problem. There are too many documents, created by too many people, across too many tools. Syllabi, forms, reports, policies and brochures are often spread across websites, LMS platforms, intranets and shared drives. That makes it hard to know which PDFs are accessible, which need remediation […]
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25+ Consulting Report Templates: How to Write & Use Them
Consulting reports play a big role in helping consultants turn insights into actionable plans. They break down where a company stands, pinpoint areas for growth, and provide clear recommendations to move forward. For consultants, these reports are key to connecting their expertise with their client’s needs. But starting a report from scratch every time? That […]
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Bento Grid Infographics: Templates, Examples & How to Create One
TL;DR Bento grid infographics use different-sized tiles to organize related information, with larger blocks drawing attention to the most important points. They work best for statistics, research findings, campaign results and other content that can be understood in separate sections rather than a fixed sequence. A strong bento grid uses a few repeatable tile sizes, […]
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