So you’ve heard of Star Wars, you know there’s a new film about to come out, but you’re probably thinking what the hell has that got to do with design?

Star Wars became famous (and made a shed load of money) for its ground breaking visual storytelling ideas – and the same techniques that were used in the film can also be applied to the design of websites, infographics and pretty much anything else.

Venngage highlight the 7 design principles Star Wars taught us in the infographic below.

May the Force be With You 7 Design Principles Star Wars Taught Us

 

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Published On: 08/12/2015-Categories: Web Design-
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