Hi everyone,
I'm currently designing a series of educational graphics in Figma for a parenting resource focused on skincare for tweens and young teens. The objective is to present practical health information in a way that's easy to understand, visually engaging, and accessible across both desktop and mobile devices.
The graphics include:
- A simple morning and evening skincare routine
- Ingredient comparison cards
- Product comparison tables
- Icons representing hydration, sun protection, and sensitive skin
One challenge I've been thinking about is how to make educational content feel approachable without overwhelming the reader. Parents often scan articles for quick answers, so I'm trying to create layouts that are clear, informative, and easy to follow at a glance.
I'd love to hear how others approach similar projects.
- Do you find illustrations or real product photography more effective in educational graphics?
- What typography or spacing techniques help improve readability for content-heavy designs?
- How do you organize comparison tables or checklists so they're easy to scan on smaller screens?
I'm creating these visuals as part of a content project for PreReq Care, and my goal is to build a design system that communicates information clearly while maintaining a clean, consistent visual style.
If you've designed educational, healthcare, or parenting-related content in Figma, I'd really appreciate hearing about your workflow, favorite plugins, or any design patterns you've found effective.
Thanks in advance for your insights!