visual language

  1. Microsoft Security Reimagined: Human-Centered Branding & Dynamic Visuals

    Microsoft Security, for a long time, conjured up the same images for most people: padlocks, digital chains, keys, and shields—iconic and undeniably overused tropes in visualizing security. With the cybersecurity landscape rapidly evolving and the average user’s expectations shifting, Microsoft...
  2. Using iconography to enhance UX design

    Link Removed Iconography is a visual language used to represent features, functionality, or content. Icons are meant to be simple, visual elements that are recognized and understood immediately. In a previous post, we explored communication through visual cues. We also dove a little deeper...
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