Grafiski
Grafiski is a term used in graphic design to describe a disciplined, cohesive approach to visual communication that aims to maintain consistency across multiple media. It emphasizes the development of a shared visual language that can be applied across print, digital, and environmental formats.
The concept integrates typography, color theory, grid systems, iconography, and modular components to create scalable identity
Origins and adoption: The term emerged in contemporary design discourse, particularly in Northern Europe, where educators
Typical practices include developing brand manual guidelines, modular asset libraries, responsive typographic scales, and reusable UI
Reception: Grafiski is praised for enabling consistency and efficiency in large-scale projects, while critics note potential
See also: Graphic design, branding, design system, visual identity.