Ending Design Revision Hell
- 1. Ending Design Revision Hell NELA DUNATO
- 3. The work we create is not intended for the clients, but the users of that product.
- 4. design a solution that solves the user’s problem & makes the client money OUR JOB:
- 5. “Where did it go wrong?”
- 7. We’re not doing clients, or ourselves a favor by offering multiple options.
- 8. “What do you like?” is the wrong question to ask.
- 11. You can’t base your business on hope alone.
- 12. Fear of the unknown The worst culprit for the clients’ insecurities.
- 13. BEAT THE FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN WITH TRANSPARENCY.
- 14. Explain how your process works, and how to provide relevant feedback.
- 15. If you can’t explain it to other people, you don’t understand how it works.
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- 18. Lead your clients through your process so they can imagine what it’s like.
- 22. Collect information in advance and reduce the need for feedback.
- 23. MISTAKE #2 Not presenting our work properly
- 24. You need to be able to support all your decisions with solid arguments that make sense to the client.
- 27. PROVE YOU’RE A PRO AT EVERY STEP.
- 30. GET THE CLIENT TO CONFIRM IN WRITING
- 31. Sell your solution to the client.
- 32. Be clear from the very beginning about how you work.
- 33. “That’s great, but my clients would never agree to this.”
- 34. You need confidence in your work, and to present it as a benefit to your clients.
- 35. Just because it’s a standard practice, it doesn’t mean it’s good for you.