Graphics design Mind Map

1. Publication graphic design

1.1. Books

1.2. Newspapers

1.3. Newsletters

1.4. Directories

1.5. Annual reports

1.6. Magazines

2. Packaging graphic design

2.1. Most products require some form of packaging to protect and prepare them for storage, distribution, and sale. But packaging design can also communicate directly to consumers, which makes it an extremely valuable marketing tool. Every box, bottle and bag, every can, container, or canister is a chance tell the story of a brand.

3. Motion graphic design

3.1. Title sequences and end credits

3.2. Advertisements

3.3. Animated logos

3.4. Presentations

3.5. Trailers

3.6. Promotional videos

3.7. Tutorial videos

3.8. Websites

3.9. Apps

3.10. Video games

3.11. Banners

3.12. GIFs

4. Art and illustration for graphic design

4.1. T-shirt design

4.2. Graphic patterns for textiles

4.3. Motion graphics

4.4. Stock images

4.5. Graphic novels

4.6. Video games

4.7. Websites

4.8. Comic books

4.9. Album art

4.10. Book covers

4.11. Picture books

4.12. Infographics

4.13. Technical illustration

4.14. Concept art

5. Environmental graphic design

5.1. Signage

5.2. Wall murals

5.3. Museum exhibitions

5.4. Office branding

5.5. Public transportation navigation

5.6. Retail store interiors

5.7. Stadium branding

5.8. Event and conference spaces

6. User interface graphic design

6.1. Web page design

6.2. Theme design (WordPress, Shopify, etc.)

6.3. Game interfaces

6.4. App design

7. Marketing & advertising graphic design

7.1. Postcards and flyers

7.2. Magazine and newspaper ads

7.3. Posters, banners and billboards

7.4. Infographics

7.5. Brochures (print and digital)

7.6. Vehicle wraps

7.7. Signage and trade show displays

7.8. Email marketing templates

7.9. PowerPoint presentations

7.10. Menus design

7.11. Social media ads,banners and graphics

7.12. Banner and retargeting ads

7.13. Images for websites and blogs

8. Visual identity graphic design

8.1. Visual identity is a collection of visual elements that serve to represent and differentiate a brand. More specifically, it refers to any visible components such as a logo or brand colors that help customers identify a brand.