Aah thank you for your kind words! That keeps me going! 😁👏🏻

Hello Naresh, aah ok happy to hear you found value in this video! Happy to hear how you’d experience it working with grids! 👊🏼 good luck!

Hi Asmi, thank you for your kind words! Happy to hear you found this content valuable! The best past is you can use grids for both print and digital! Huge time savers right?! 😁🙏🏻

@@Typefool 💯 time saver

Haha I hope you enjoyed it! ✌

You can find the download files in your download map I think, haven’t worked for a long time on a android device so I am not sure! But just to be use it has to be some kind of pc or laptop 😄

Hi Thomas, you can try this webside tarasdesign.github.io/gridder you can set the format, columns/rows etc and it will show live what you create en eventually you can download the modular grid as pdf! 😄 hope this is helpful

@@Typefool Ok, thank you !

Thank you Tahsin for timelining the video 😄🙏🏻

Hi! Thank you for sharing, what better alternatives are there do you think, similar to InDesign. I also saw a video that people are interpreting the user agreements wrong and that Adobe isn’t going to feed the algorithm with it but def something to be on the lookout for.

Thank you Janos, happy to hear it was helpful! 🙏🏻

You are welcome! 🙏🏻

Hi Keith! Thank you for your question! Yes, when I work with a lot of text, I match my modular grid to the baseline grid. This ensures all text lines up consistently across the entire document. It helps maintain alignment and readability throughout the design. Is this something what you think would be interesting for another video?

@@Typefool Thank you! Would be super helpful if you create video related to that. Thanks for the quality contents always~

Thank you Ajitesh! Appreciate your kind words!

Thanks!

Thank you! 🙏🏻

Hi man! Thank you! I am happy to hear you liked the video . Thank you for sticking around 👊🏼

Good question! I think the number of rows and columns depends on your content and design needs and the complexity of the layout you want. What you can do is start with a basic grid of 4 rows 8 columns, and adjust it based on how you want to structure text, images, and other elements.

@@Typefool It would be great to have a video or several in the future if that tells you something about the subject. What do you think ?

You're welcome!

Cheers mate, thanks for the kind words!

Hi Bharat, I am happy to hear it was useful!

Thank you! appreciate that 🙌

Thank you! appreciate the kind words, that keeps me going 😁

Yes sure! That's right Mohamed, often in books or magazines with a lot of pages, more margins are used on the inside where the fold is. Because this fold in the middle of the book which actually eliminates a space. Therefore, they more often give more margins to the page in the inside. To make the content look optically in the middle :).

Thank you Mohamed, it means a lot to me to hear that! these words keep me thriving!👊

Thaaaaaankss!!

Thank you Ziad! I will 😁🙌🏻

Thank you for your kind words! I am happy to hear you liked the content and find it helpful! That means a lot to me 🙏🏻. That is a nice suggestion for one of my future videos that idea will go on my idea list! Thanks for sharing, and thanks for sticking around mate! 💪🏼

Appreciate your suggestion of typography pairings 💗

That’s what I thought! 💪🏼

Wow thank you Zainul Abidin for these kind words, that means a lot to me! Glad you liked it 🙌

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words 😀

Thanks for the feedback! I hadn't considered that perspective before. The JR brandmark is specifically for small surfaces. Glad you liked the video and process details! 😊

Hi Daniel, thank you for asking. Yes I sell all these templates in a bundle which you could find here: www.typefool.shop/product/ultimate-brand-identity-design-bundle/ And the specific brand guidelines template I used in this document is this one: www.typefool.shop/?product=branding-guidelines-template-15 Thank you for watching!

Thank you! 🧡

Thank you Prashmeet! Appreciate the kind words, and I am happy to hear you find the design clever! 🙏

Okay... 😂 I use more exercises to figure out the tone of voice in my brand discovery brief. But anyway what would you suggest?

I have a video where I digitize my sketches in Illustrator, I usually sketch on paper en jump into illustrator afterwards. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXi0q5KFqs6HjtU Hopefully this is helpful :D

Thank you! Glad to hear you like it :)

Thank you for the kind words, appreciated! 🙌

Thanks for your kind words Ben! Means a lot to me 🙌 Glad to hear you liked it!

Yes, because I don’t like working with it 😂 I stare blind on that grid so I rather create myself haha. But both ways will do the job!

@@Typefool fair enough 😅. Kool

Ah thank you Marta for the kind words, highly appreciated!

Thank you Ziad for sticking around! 👊🏼

No worries Daniel, happy to hear your questions, and thank you for subscribing, welcome to the channel! To give anwers to your questions: 1. I think you mean visual research with interest search? I usually dive into Pinterest, and search for my visual words and usually add logo design behind that. But also I often find inspiration on the go. Since I am also in my free time just browsing projects etc, I almost always come across something which is useful for the project and drop it on the Pinterest board. And via this pin you can eventually find more of the same style. 2. Around 1/2 days discovery session. 3/4 days brand strategy, moodboarding & stylescape 1 week, sketching and refining also 1/1,5 weeks. In total with presentations it makes around 4 weeks for the logo design. Hope this was helpful! and thanks again for subscribing and happy to hear you liked this video!

Haha thank you for watching it and sticking around! 👊😃

Thanks for the feedback! I aimed to mix foundational and advanced tips. I'll dive deeper into more complex topics in future videos such as customizing grids, dynamic layouts, and advanced typography techniques.

Thank you a lot, appreciate the kind words!

Hi there, thank you for showing love. I will keep creating these in the future! Stay tuned :)

Thank you Patrick! Appreciated :)

Ah thank you for these kind words, they mean a lot to me! 👊