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That's interesting. You are right. It's not exactly the designers' pain, but it is the clients pain. But the way I see it is, ultimately it becomes the designe
by marcamillion 16y ago
That's interesting. You are right. It's not exactly the designers' pain, but it is the clients pain.
But the way I see it is, ultimately it becomes the designer's pain.
For instance, say you have a large client that is not tech savvy in the least (or barely tech savvy) - but he wants to see many options.
How do you get it to them? Setup your own ftp server? Email? Basecamp?
Then how do they reply?
That's another one of the pains I am trying to solve.
So it's not JUST allowing them to easily chose from multiple versions, it's also taking away that headache from designers of trying to figure out how to get the revisions to clients.
- petervandijck 16y ago"say you have a large client that is not tech savvy in the least" -> You present to them in person. I'm not a big believer in the "let the client choose between options" approach in any case.
- marcamillion 16y agoFair enough. I hear you. Maybe the tool isn't applicable to you then - as you said earlier :) Perhaps future iterations will interest you.