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I would use the benjamin franklin method. This is often how I have gotten better at things in general, though I am not that great at design (and I am also tryin
by JoelMcCracken 7y ago
I would use the benjamin franklin method. This is often how I have gotten better at things in general, though I am not that great at design (and I am also trying to improve!)
- find a design you like. save it. If you pick a design that is too complex, try to break it down into just a small component.
- describe the design somehow
- try to recreate it.
- Compare your recreation with the original, noticing how the design differs.
- Iterate on this process.