Mastering Typography Design with Ideogram for Web Projects

Mastering Typography Design with Ideogram for Web ProjectsMastering Typography Design with Ideogram for Web Projects

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Bright Ajiboye

pro

• Mar 30

I’ve been exploring Ideogram as a tool for creating clean, typography-driven visuals rooted in Swiss design principles.

My focus is on text rendering, grid-based layouts, and minimal compositions — using prompt iteration and remixing to refine alignment, spacing, and visual hierarchy.

This exploration includes editorial posters, bold typographic layouts, and landing page visuals, all designed to feel structured and production-ready rather than purely AI-generated.

Ideogram has become a valuable part of my workflow for quickly developing strong visual directions, especially for web and Framer projects.

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Révolté

pro

• Mar 29

Which one stays?

A) the eye. cinematic, editorial, full bleed. B) the type. structured, bold, system-first.

I'm rebuilding my portfolio from scratch. One direction gets built out. One gets archived.

You tell me.

CURRENT: hero image, warm tones, "Building the future" INCOMING: massive letterforms, cold geometry, "Design that doesn't ask for permission"

Same person. Different signal.

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Lubos Belak

• Mar 29

I vote for bold typography! Always! 🙌

Samuele Zucchini

pro

• Mar 30

Concept website for a design studio.

I explored a blend of different visual styles to experiment with composition, typography and visual structure. The homepage is designed differently across mobile and desktop, showcasing different approaches to layout and visual communication. Entirely built in Framer.

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Smriti Jaiswal

pro

• Mar 28

DUALLY YOURS - ZINE This project is about the tug-of-war between seeing things clearly and finding beauty in the blur. It began as a study of my own spectacles for a typography class at Elisava, led by Mark Bohle.

The zine looks at two different ways of moving through the world. My right eye represents the person I feel I should be—the one who follows the rules, sticks to a routine, and stays organized. It loves clean lines, precise writing, and everything being in its right place.

My left eye is different. It mirrors my lazy eye condition, where things naturally "drift." Instead of trying to fix the blur, this perspective finds something special in it. It finds beauty in the unexpected—like the way sunlight looks through a broken window or how a simple smudge on a lens can change the way a story feels.