#Discussion: Instagram Feed Layouts #Project14Lists #Instagram201

Project 14 Lists, otherwise known as #Project14Lists, is a 2-week blogging activity hosted by That Bookshelf Bitch that will run from December 18th to December 31st. Book bloggers are tasked to come up with creative bookish/blogging list ideas, and on each day, write a list and post it on their respective blogs.

See all the posts I've completed for #Project14Lists

2019 Queer Books | Stay Organized | Apps for Book Bloggers | TBR Layouts for BuJos | Instagram Feeds | Books I Loved | Books I Hated | Comics for Non-Comic Readers | Plot Twists | 5 Surefire Recommendations | Weekly BuJo Layouts | Series I Won't Finish | Instagram Locations | Best New Releases

I ran a whole series called "Instagram101" giving you tips, tricks, and insights into starting and maintaining your Instagram feed. As part of Project 14 Lists, I decided to step up my game and continue that series as Instagram201!

Missed the Instagram101 posts? Check them out here:

Planning Your Feed | Taking The "Perfect" Pictures | Posting On Instagram | Caption Writing 101

I know my Instagram could use a refresh so I found a few different layouts that I really liked and thought I would share them with everyone else! New year, new Instagram feed! This doesn't go into details about editing, filters, etc. just about the actual design and layout of your feed.

1. Minimalist

2. Black and White

3. Monotheme

The idea with this is to always feature one item in every picture you take, whether that is a specific book, item, etc.

4. White Borders

5. Vertical Lines

The idea with this is to have the same photos down the left, middle, and right to bring together a cohesive look in columns.

6. Checkerboard

Similar to Vertical Lines, this has every other photo follow the same theme.

7. Grayscale

Which of these do you like the most? Are you going to update your Instagram feed?