Sentence examples for visual designer from inspiring English sources
The phrase "visual designer" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to describe a person who creates visuals, such as a graphic designer or someone who specializes in creating visuals for websites. For example, "John is a talented visual designer who has worked on numerous projects for clients around the world".
For this year's edition, up-and-coming visual designer Jesseca Dollano stepped up to the plate and designed an expansive typeface for the challenge, one that manages to be futuristically cybernetic, mildly retro, and strangely cohesive at the same time.
The person who helped steer the early design of the product itself was Chad Pugh, the visual designer of Vimeo (though he's not full time with the team).
Interaction and visual designer Lorenzo Cercelleta was commissioned along with a slew of other artists to design vinyl covers for the German-based minimal techno label, Really.
He had been principal visual designer at TandemSeven.
These questions surfaced recently when Douglas Bowman, a top visual designer, left Google.
She is a senior visual designer at R/GA in Manhattan, a digital advertising agency.
While visual designers today use software to create and visualize their applications ahead of launch, as well as to create prototypes, and run user tests, those tasked with building voice applications don't have similar resources.
The visual designers have done their work well, too.
Bethesda's visual designers are brilliant at giving landmarks a distinctive silhouette on the horizon, and varying the topography then cramming secrets into hidden wrinkles.
That the best engineers, mathematicians and visual designers should end up working in business is perhaps unsurprising – but a more eyebrow-raising statistic is that more than half of all anthropology graduates now work for corporations too.
To celebrate the work's 35th anniversary, Mr. Wilson brought together several choreographers, visual designers, directors and performing ensembles and worked with them at the Watermill Center, in Water Mill, N.Y., on a reinterpretation of "Einstein".
