Design Meets English

Today, let’s explore some daily English expressions to ask “What’s going on?” or “What's up?” These phrases are super useful in both casual and professional settings, whether you're chatting with friends, checking on a coworker, or even interacting with clients.

Today’s topic is proximity—an essential design principle that helps organize information and create a clear visual hierarchy. Proximity is all about grouping related elements together and separating unrelated ones.

Sharing your opinion helps you connect with others, contribute ideas, and make discussions more meaningful.

Discover how alignment transforms designs from messy to professional. With tips and examples, learn to create clean and engaging visuals effortlessly.

Welcome to Design Meets English! Today, we’ll learn simple English phrases for each project stage, from start to finish, to help you sound more fluent and natural.

Discover how repetition can add consistency and focus to your designs, making them clearer and more engaging.

Today we’ll talk about three words for “seeing”: look, see, and watch. Understanding these words helps us describe design actions and everyday situations more accurately.

Contrast is a powerful tool to make designs pop and capture attention.

Welcome to Design Meets English! Here, we’re learning English while talking about design. I’ll share tips on graphic design, motion design, animation, and my own work experience. Each episode, we’ll explore a key design idea and learn some useful English along the way. Let’s have fun learning together!