Posted Nov 8, 2025By Arjun Regmi
Start with Strong Composition
Before you add a single effect, focus on the fundamentals. Use the rule of thirds, leading lines, and strong contrast to guide the viewer's eye. A good composition works even in black and white.
Embrace Non-Destructive Editing
Your workflow should allow for iteration. Use Smart Objects, masks, and adjustment layers to make changes without losing the original image quality. This keeps you agile and open to feedback.
Typography Ties It All Together
Good typography creates hierarchy and reinforces your message. Pair no more than two typefaces and use a consistent spacing scale. Great design is often invisible, and typography is a key part of that.