I find that a visual design becomes truly engaging when it balances clarity with creativity, drawing the viewer’s eye through thoughtful use of color, contrast, and composition while maintaining a sense of harmony. Strong typography and consistent spacing help guide attention, while dynamic elements like movement, asymmetry, or bold focal points add energy and intrigue. At the same time, the design should feel purposeful—every shape, image, or line should reinforce the message rather than distract from it. When aesthetics and function work together seamlessly, the result is a design that not only captures attention but also leaves a lasting impression.

When I think about how I would use AI tools to enhance creative content, the first thing that comes to mind is the way they help me break through creative blocks. Sometimes I have a strong idea but struggle to find the right words or visuals to express it. In those moments, I’d use AI to generate prompts, outlines, or even draft versions of my work. This gives me a starting point that I can refine with my own voice and style, rather than staring at a blank page. I’d also lean on AI for research and inspiration. If I’m writing about a complex topic or designing something that needs accurate context, AI can quickly synthesize information from multiple sources and present it in a clear way. That saves me time and lets me focus on the creative side—choosing the tone, shaping the narrative, or experimenting with design. It’s like having a research assistant who works at lightning speed, so I can spend more energy on the artistry.