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It is (in my experience), although that's not the point. They are satirising how clients tend to destroy good designs with bad feedback.
by wiremine 8y ago
It is (in my experience), although that's not the point.
They are satirising how clients tend to destroy good designs with bad feedback.
- chrisseaton 8y agoMaybe the clients know more than the designers about what their requirements are?
- wiremine 8y agoSure, you would hope so. The problem is all in communication: 1. Communicating the requirements with enough clarity to enable the designer to translate those requirements into creative. 2. Communicating constructive feedback to adjust the creative. The most productive exchanges are when the client understands the creative process.