Define Your Objective

Determine the purpose of your mood board. Are you focusing on a new brand identity, a specific project, or a general design style?

Gather Inspiration:

Collect images, color palettes, typography, textures, and other visual elements that resonate with your vision. You can use platforms like Pinterest, Behance, or even physical magazines.

Organize Your Elements:

Arrange your collected elements in a way that tells a cohesive story. Group similar items together and ensure there’s a clear visual flow.

Review and Refine:

Take a step back and review your mood board. Make sure it accurately reflects the mood and style you’re aiming for. Don’t hesitate to make adjustments.

Share and Get Feedback:

Share your mood board with your team or stakeholders to gather feedback. This collaborative step ensures everyone is aligned with the vision.

Juan Manuel Jacinto,UX/UI & IxD Accessibility Designer.

I am in continue movement looking forward to achieve my personal and professional goals. I believe the user experience is everything to sell a product or turn one to be more successful.