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IMO, the designer is not to blame if the client keeps changing their mind about what they (or their spouse, nephew, neighbour or cat) like - which, believe it o
by hxw 13y ago
IMO, the designer is not to blame if the client keeps changing their mind about what they (or their spouse, nephew, neighbour or cat) like - which, believe it or not, happens.
- unclebucknasty 13y agoYes, if the client is consulting his cat, then we agree that it is not the designer's fault. There is no doubt that there are difficult clients, but I am referring to a different problem.