This post is separated into 3 parts and is about that inevitable journey of late, for many people …of taking your vocation home with you. And the difficulty of trying to adapt to running it from your new home office, with all its distractions, but not all necessarily bad ones though. Ive always said ; […]
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Design always solves a well-defined problem. Take the problem of your user Make a clear understanding of it Devise a plan to solve it Try your plan and analyze the results If you are satisfied with your outcomes, involve your user. Repeat this process until you get a masterpiece that satisfies your user and worth
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Of course, you need to make a balance between user’s wish list and your business objectives. See how your work is putting value to your business? Whether the effort you put to build your design is worth what it costs? Always answer these questions before moving forward with your client. Analise the requirements keeping in
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collaborate with your client
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This is the American television channel ABC’s logo as it morphed through the years. It is a good indicator of the decades styles and the resulting changes to there logo. Latest Logo makeover why is the redesign of the logo like this? Citing other recent rebrands by Apple, BMW and Starbucks, ABC justifies its move
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Paper & Pen can be your best friend before you even touch your computer Keyboard. I’ve chosen Adobe XD to create my wireframes and mockups for clients. However Figma is a very popular tool too.
