40+ Examples of Subtle Textures & Patterns in E-Learning Design #402
Patterns and Textures in E-Learning RECAP #402: Challenge | Recap
Looking for a quick and easy way to add visual interest to your course design? Try using a subtle texture or pattern to your slide background.
Textures and patterns can give flat designs a sense of depth by making them feel realistic and tactile. They’re also a great way to give your course a visual voice that reinforces its content. Below you’ll find more than 40 examples showing how adding these simple design elements can transform the look and feel of slides.
Sylvia Cherry
Example | Sylvia Cherry | Website
Teresa Osieczonek
Jodi M. Sansone
Example | Jodi M. Sansone | Website | @jodimsansone
Ron Katz
Ciara Lynch
Amar Kulshreshtha
Example | Amar Kulshreshtha | Website | @AmarShreshtha
Alison Sollars
Example | Video overview | Alison Sollars | Website
Jonathan Hill
Example | Download | Jonathan Hill | Website | @DevByPowerPoint
Mark Livelsberger
Elizabeth Pawlicki
Jackie Matuza
Grace Hackett
Thierry EMMANUEL
Najam Fazal
TJ Akisanya
Example | Learn more | TJ Akisanya | Website
Lisa Listama
Selma Dorrestein
Kaitrin Morrison
Emily Green
Samuel Apata
Example | Samuel Apata | Website | @afrostem
Iris Schlabitz
Jessica Susila
Hilla Schlegel
Rema Merrick
Example | Rema Merrick | Website
Sandy Henderson
Pauline Guffroy
Michele Moore, PhD
Natalie Friedman
Tom Kuhlmann
Example | Tom Kuhlmann | Website | LinkedIn | @TomKuhlmann
Kate Golomshtok
Example | Kate Golomshtok | Website
Mary T. Collins
Larry van wave
Example | Larry van wave | Website
Ieva Le
Filip Ječný
Example | Filip Ječný | Website
Kortney Ross
Example | Learn more | Kortney Ross | Website
Design Wagon
Isabel Machinho
Michelle McCrory
Aimee Wedemeier
Kandice Kidd
Farah Azadeh
Namrata Rasane
Diane Miller
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