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Graphic design technology

What they do:

Graphic designers work in the field of visual communication, creating content for both print and digital media. They develop visual concepts to communicate ideas, products, and brands across different platforms.

Their work includes concept development, design, and implementation of projects such as brochures, posters, flyers, packaging, and digital content. They use professional software for layout, typography, image editing, and colour management, preparing files for print or online publication.

Activities range from 2D design, including printed materials and corporate identity, to 3D applications such as packaging and visual mock-ups. Image retouching and optimisation for different formats are also part of the role.

The profession combines creativity, technical expertise, and visual awareness. Work is often carried out in collaboration with other communication professionals, covering the entire process from initial concept to final production.

Key skills:

  • Graphic design for print and digital media
  • Concept development, layout, and typography
  • Digital image editing and prepress production
  • 3D and packaging design basics
  • Creativity, visual awareness, and technical accuracy