We all understand that the earlier the stage of a startup the more functions a founder has to cover, before they can get more specialists onboard. If you don’t happen to have a design background, we’ve assembled design principles together with a list of design tools and resources for founders who want to make their product and/or marketing material beautiful but don’t have the design skills or the time to do so.
Fabio Schasse de Araujo from ForSuperHeroes has shared some design principles with the rest of the cohort and the High-Tech SeedLab team. To put theory into practice, these tools and resources will cut you some slack when you have to create a pitch deck or roll out designs. The ability to move fast will encourage you to build product iterations, test landing pages, or create compelling marketing campaigns without the barrier or extra burden of design legwork.
- Miro Wireframe Library: Miro Wireframe Library is a solution that allows you to create simple low-fidelity wireframes quickly even if you don’t have any design experience.
- Design Pickle: You get their team of designers for about $400-1k/month. Unlimited requests, revisions, etc.
- Canva: The easy way to create content for your business. Thousands of templates to choose from.
- Unsplash: HD amazing looking free photos.
- keynotopia: Use Keynote and PowerPoint to Prototype Web and Mobile Apps.
- Creative Market – The World’s Marketplace for Design: Extremely affordable templates for presentations, one-pagers, pitch decks, etc.
- Fiverr: Affordable freelancers that can modify and/or create anything for you.
- DrawKit: Beautiful, free illustrations.
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This program is financed by the European Social Fund (ESF), as well as the State of Berlin.