Mastering Typography: Editorial Style Layouts in Web Design

Mastering Typography: Editorial Style Layouts in Web DesignMastering Typography: Editorial Style Layouts in Web Design

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Neil Ryan Manalo

pro

• 10h

Practicing editorial style layouts as part of my Typography in Web Design course.

Still getting the feel for it but starting to see how type placement and hierarchy do most of the heavy lifting.

webdesign

Nagaraj M

• 10h

Looks awesome man

Anita Autorino

max

• Apr 17

Working on different moodboards and logo directions for a men's fashion brand right now.

Three completely different routes, three very different attitudes.

Curious to see how people read them…

Which one would you choose? 👀

moodboarddesign Logo Design freelancerlife

Daniel G Bright

max

• Apr 18

All are sick but I love the second one the most

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Apr 17

🔍 We explored how the Kodak website could look with a more modern interface while keeping the brand recognizable.

The goal of this concept redesign was not to reinvent the brand, but to refine the experience and make the interface feel lighter, clearer, and more contemporary.

In this concept we focused on:

• improving visual hierarchy 📐 •simplifying the card layout and navigation blocks • adding more whitespace for better readability ✨ • introducing softer UI elements and cleaner structure

At the same time, it was important to keep Kodak’s strong visual identity – especially the iconic color palette 🎞️

This is a concept redesign created as a design exploration of how the website could evolve today.

💬 What do you think – new version works better?