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One of the best things about Project Gutenberg is the huge collection of public-domain books you can use to experiment with editorial design.
Here's my take on A Christmas Carol.
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A small UI experiment: Border Radius vs. No Border Radius.
Same layout. Same content. Two different visual personalities.
I explored how the outer container treatment changes the relationship between the section, cards, and surrounding space.
Rounded → softer, more approachable, product-like.
Sharp → cleaner, more editorial, more architectural.
My pick: Sharp.
Sometimes the smallest visual decisions have the biggest impact.
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Voted Sharp too. On a dark red layout with three promises, square corners feel like commitments, while rounded would soften the message. The last line is true, the smallest visual decisions usually decide whether people trust a section.
It’s been a while since I last worked on a project like this in InDesign, and I’ve been loving every minute of it so far. ✨
I’m currently designing a menu for an Italian restaurant, exploring how typography, layout, imagery, and storytelling can come together to make the menu feel like part of the whole dining experience.
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