Designing for screenprinting is a nuanced art that requires a delicate balance between creativity and technical precision. To ensure your designs come to life vibrantly and accurately on fabric, it’s crucial to consider several key factors throughout the design process.

First and foremost, vector graphics serve as the foundation for successful screenprinted designs. Vector-based graphics, created using programs like Adobe Illustrator, retain their crispness and clarity regardless of size. This is essential for screenprinting, as it guarantees sharp, clean lines that will reproduce faithfully onto fabric.

In today’s video, Seth Rubenstein discusses his experience with WordPress and the use of the interactivity API at Pew Research Center. Seth demonstrates the use of facets and the Interactivity API in creating dynamic and interactive blocks, as well as the concept of ‘atomic’ blocks. Our conversation explores the use of the Interactivity API in building interactive experiences within the Gutenberg editor.