Graphic design is the art and practice of creating visual content to communicate information and messages to a specific audience. It involves combining typography, imagery, color, and other design elements to create logos, posters, websites, packaging, and other visual communication materials.

Some tricks of graphic design include:

1. Color Psychology: Using colors to evoke emotions and create a mood that resonates with the audience.

2. Typography: Choosing the right typeface that complements the overall design and communicates the message effectively.

3. Balance: Maintaining a balance between the elements in the design to create harmony and visual interest.

4. Contrast: Creating contrast between different design elements to make them stand out and grab attention.

5. Hierarchy: Establishing a visual hierarchy to guide the audience’s eye through the design and communicate the most important information first.

6. Simplification: Simplifying the design by removing unnecessary elements to create a more powerful and effective message.

7. Consistency: Maintaining consistency throughout the design to create a cohesive and memorable brand identity.

8. White Space: Using negative space to create a visual break and improve readability and overall visual appeal.

9. Use of imagery: Choosing images that are relevant to the message and add to the overall design aesthetics.

10. Use of grids: Using grids to create a structured layout and maintain a consistent design throughout the project.