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I get the specific wants they want and make a design sketch based on it, then show it to them to ask for any further adjustments.
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To incorporate client feedback into the design process, it is important to actively listen and understand the feedback, analyze and evaluate it, prioritize and categorize it, incorporate it into the design, communicate the changes, and iterate and refine the design until the client is satisfied with the final product. This helps to create products that meet the client’s needs and expectations, resulting in a successful project outcome.
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Very Informative, Thanks for sharing this.🙏🏻
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I’m proud of the posters and informatics I made. I make sure to Iisten to clients and follow their rubrics if its available
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I’m proud of sketches, inforgraphics and representations that I made though I don’t release it publicly, I like looking at my own work by myself
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When reflecting on my proudest design project, I immediately think back to the research poster I crafted for the university-wide research colloquium competition. Winning first place among over 15 top researchers was an incredibly validating experience. It was my first foray into competitive poster design, and the recognition boosted my confidence and deepened my passion for layouting and graphics.
Incorporating client feedback in the design process has also been pivotal for me. I’ve found that clear communication about the design’s purpose and the client’s vision is essential for a successful collaboration. By staying updated and ensuring seamless communication, I’ve been able to create designs that truly resonate with my clients’ needs and aspirations.
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