‘How do I create attractive designs for my lead magnets and those of my clients?’
Josh; a content writer without any flair for graphic designs had asked during a live conference last month.
And just like him and many others out there, I found myself reliving moments when I sat before a blank photoshop space without knowing what next to do.
You see, creating an attractive design that makes your work stand out should not be a problem for you.
Because,
“A perfected project sitting on your Google Drive does you NO good!”
I know this because, over the years, I’ve quickly transitioned from a rookie designer to let me not say the best.
Lol.
To someone who can manage funnel, email, blog banner designs.
You can too.
And that is why in this post, I’ll be guiding you through the tools you need to get stunning MVP designs off as fast as you can imagine.
But first, let us deal with the ‘big guy’ in question.
What is an MVP Design
I know that sounds like the normal ‘most valuable personality’ right?
Well, in my own terms, it doesn’t.
But you can take it to mean something close to that.
It simply means, ‘Minimum Viable Product’ – a term that I use to describe a fast, easy and reliable template for any design I want for my works.
It is easy, fast and reliable because of the fact that you don’t necessarily need to have all the design knowledge to get something amazing out.
Again, you can use it as a litmus test to understand what works or not and what to put money in when needed.
Now that you understand this part, let’s get down to the tools I use to create my MVP designs.
My ‘Most Viable Product’ Tools:
There are tons of tools (both paid and free ones) out there that you start using today to create amazing designs for projects.
However, we’ll be exploring the ones I find convenient and that I’ve used in my multi-million social media agency.
Adobe Photoshop is a software application for image editing and photo retouching for use on Windows or MacOS computers.
It offers users the ability to create, enhance, or otherwise edit images, artwork, and illustrations.
This can be done by changing backgrounds, simulating a real-life painting, or creating an alternative view of the universe are all possible with Adobe Photoshop.
