In some ways, companies who sell physical products have it easy—their products can be photographed and styled to make them appealing to buyers. Digital products, on the other hand, are pixels on a screen. Unless we take the time to style them, we're stuck with flat 2D images. Let's not settle for something so uninspiring.
Styling digital products requires some prep work:
- Decide what features or flows in your product are key to showing the value of your product. If . . .
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