Maksegraafik
Maksegraafik is a design methodology and visual language that integrates algorithmic production with human-led typographic and layout decisions to create scalable, cohesive graphics. It emphasizes modular visual units, rule-based composition, and data-informed imagery, enabling a single system to adapt across posters, interfaces, and installations without sacrificing individuality in each instance.
The term emerged in digital design circles in the early 2020s as a way to address consistency
Methods include modular grids, procedural generation of textures and patterns, parametric color palettes, and typographic scaling
Applications span branding systems, data dashboards, public signage, and interactive installations. Projects emphasize coherent visual language
Reception is mixed. Proponents highlight efficiency, consistency, and ease of updating large catalogues. Critics worry about