Showing posts with label design process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design process. Show all posts

Friday, July 01, 2011

7-Step Process All Designers Should Follow To Complete Every Project

As a graphic designer, you know your job entails helping your client sell their service or product. Your ultimate goal is to help viewers understand a message and, in turn, reap benefits for your client. By Stephanie

Friday, May 27, 2011

The Process of Planning a Perfect Website

Although it’s bold to pop open Adobe Photoshop and get right into designing, there are many steps which can enhance a website when taken into consideration. The planning process, although not seemingly too long, is an almost essential aspect of what it lends to the creative process. By Jake Rocheleau

Friday, February 11, 2011

The Design Matrix: A Powerful Tool For Guiding Client Input

Brandposition in The Design Matrix: A Powerful Tool For Guiding Client Input

One can think the beginning of a website design project is the best part. Hopes are high. People are full of great ideas. Nobody is disappointed yet. But as you gain experience, you discover that learning about a client’s brand, competitors and customers doesn’t always give clear direction about design goals. By Bridget Fahriand

Monday, January 03, 2011

Getting More From Analysis

Sequential design process


Analysis is a crucial part of any design process. Without it, it’s impossible to know if the right problem is being solved and if it is being solved in the right way. By Jared Lewandowski & John Dilworth

Saturday, September 04, 2010

Craftsmanship in Designing Websites

Use real content

With high pressure from clients and crazy development schedules for web designers, it is easy to forget to spend the proper amount of time crafting a design. By Shawn Borsky

Tuesday, August 03, 2010

A 6-Step General Process for Producing a Website

Bullseye

When it comes to building a website, it helps to have a process to follow, especially if you are just getting started as a web designer. Good guidelines can help you work better by keeping forgetfulness to a minimum. By Chris McConnell

Friday, July 09, 2010

Thoughts on Creativity and Design Process

The creative process is something unique because it’s personal, we cannot teach someone how to come up with ideas but we can learn how to organize our thoughts in order to make our ideas easier to achieve in the form of a good design. By Abduzeedo Blog