Images, patterns, layouts, and other graphic devices composed into a coherent, distinctive design intended for printing or display over visual media. Graphic design does not have to be complicated (containing a multitude of graphic elements) to be effective. The ‘nutrition information’ section (found on the labels of practically all packaged foods) that creates a table of data using only horizontal bars of varying thickness is considered one of the best designs of all times.
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