What you'll learn

Understand the historical and evolutionary path of graphic design from ancient times to the digital era.

Get acquainted with influential movements and schools such as Bauhaus, Japanese graphic design, Polish poster art, and other key graphic design styles.

Learn how software, UI/UX design, and artificial intelligence have reshaped the graphic design world.

Deepen your understanding of design theories and critical perspectives.

Gain a deeper insight into the concept of graphic design to approach your projects with a broader vision.

Find inspiration from various styles, works, and ideas to enrich your creative process.

Requirements

No prior specialized knowledge is required. The course is designed in simple and practical language to be accessible for everyone from beginners and enthusiasts to professional designers. The only requirement is an interest in design and an analytical mindset.

Description

Historical, cultural, technological, and intellectual shifts have led to the emergence of new styles, movements, and ideas in graphic design.This course offers an analytical overview of the evolution of graphic design from ancient times to 2025, highlighting the key works and explaining the most influential styles in each era of graphic design.We explore design’s role in ancient civilizations, the impact of the Industrial Revolution on printing, the Bauhaus movement, avant-garde currents, pop art, Swiss style, and Polish poster art. The course also addresses the digital age, where software, UI/UX design, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence have transformed the field.Learning graphic design history deepens our understanding of the discipline, enabling us to create with a broader and more innovative perspective. It also inspires our creative process by drawing on diverse styles, works, and ideas in graphic design.No prior specialized knowledge is required. The course is designed in simple and practical language to be accessible for everyone from beginners and enthusiasts to professional designers. The only requirement is an interest in design and an analytical mindset.This course is  best suitable for graphic designers, UI/UX designers, graphic design students, brand managers, marketing managers, advertising managers, design students and product managers.

Who this course is for

Graphic Designers

UI/UX Designers

Brand Managers

Marketing Managers

Product Managers

Advertising Managers

Graphic Design Students