Design Collection

GradX

This body of work explores how website design has visually and structurally evolved from the early 2000s to today. By treating digital interfaces as cultural artifacts, I wanted to look at how layout, colour, and hierarchy shifts reflect broader societal changes, and how shifts in layout, colour, and hierarchy reflect broader changes in society, from corporate minimalism to UX standardization.

Web Design UX/UI Evolution Digital Aesthetics Web Achieves Visual Timeline Multimedia Installation

Graphic Design

Digital Design Language: A Visual Web Archive

This print series captures dominant web colour palettes and design layouts from each decade, based on common screen sizes of the time. Each print represents a visual summary of the aesthetic priorities of a given era, from bright, playful early web... More

Graphic Design

Digital Design Language: Interface in Motion

Each flipbook tells the story of a single website's transformation, visually tracing how its layout, colour, and hierarchy have changed from the 2000s to 2024. It's a slower, hands-on way to experience the passing of digital time and giving space... More

Graphic Design

Digital Design Language: Structural Fade

This looping line animation stacks and dissolves structural layouts. Each frame traces the core "skeleton" of past interfaces, simplified into lines and blocks. This is to show what has been lost, standardized, or flattened in the shift toward... More

Work by

Alishba Fahim

Graphic Design

“Design, for me, is a way of thinking out loud. I build visual systems that try to make sense of things, sometimes messy, sometimes meticulous, but always intentional. ”