"Design is a non-linear process and creative solutions don’t always strike like lightning. Sometimes things need time to marinate and several rounds of revision. Remember to respect one’s craft and the time and effort poured into it. Show the product designer you trust they’ll arrive at the best solution through your body language, tone of voice, and positive outlook." Check out Rocco Marinaccio's thought leadership article about "Giving Useful Feedback to a Product Designer". 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e8c-9wWN . . #Design #ThoughtLeadership #Article
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Hey Creative Creators, let me take you on a journey into the realm of product design, where the lines between the tangible and the intangible blur, and the alchemy of creation transforms mere objects into meaningful experiences. Today, I want to delve into the character traits of a great product designer, traits that go beyond the technical skills and penetrate the very soul of creation. 🎙️ Break free from the chaos of disconnected designers. Join DIC, your design ally where tech meets empathy. Enjoy 5 FREE hours to align your ideas with seamless creativity. And as a tech insider, relish an exclusive 50% off on DIC design services. No more disconnected dots; craft your vision with us. Book a 15 minute consultation: https://lnkd.in/gx4DD3D2 #TechDesign #InnovationRevolution #DesignEmpathy #DICDesigns #CreativeTech #UnlockCreativity #DesignDeals #TechInnovation #EmpatheticDesign #DigitalTransformation #TechSolutions #DesignDiscounts #DICDesignOffer #TechCreativity #CodeFree5design Dream In Color #TechInnovation
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Hey Creative Creators, let me take you on a journey into the realm of product design, where the lines between the tangible and the intangible blur, and the alchemy of creation transforms mere objects into meaningful experiences. Today, I want to delve into the character traits of a great product designer, traits that go beyond the technical skills and penetrate the very soul of creation. 🎙️ Break free from the chaos of disconnected designers. Join DIC, your design ally where tech meets empathy. Enjoy 5 FREE hours to align your ideas with seamless creativity. And as a tech insider, relish an exclusive 50% off on DIC design services. No more disconnected dots; craft your vision with us. Book a 15 minute consultation: https://lnkd.in/grD3epDK #TechDesign #InnovationRevolution #DesignEmpathy #DICDesigns #CreativeTech #UnlockCreativity #DesignDeals #TechInnovation #EmpatheticDesign #DigitalTransformation #TechSolutions #DesignDiscounts #DICDesignOffer #TechCreativity #CodeFree5design
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Okay, I think we do, but let's admit it – most of the time, there's just not enough hours in the day.⏳ Personally, I'd rather invest my time in actions over words on paper (though those words are pretty important too). You see, as designers, our true calling is people-watching. 🕵️♀️ It might sound a bit odd to say, but it's all about shaping solutions for real people – understanding their needs, desires, and behaviors to enhance their lives. That's why I’ve tried to use this philosophy into my daily product development at Ani Biome. 🚀 Sure, hitting the 'live' button on an imperfect product can feel like a marathon for my inner perfectionist, but when we team up with Clients who actually use the product day in and day out, we can create something that meets genuine user needs, not just fleeting trends. Because let's be honest, even the most visually stunning designs can fall flat when they don't solve real-world problems. 🌟 It's high time we put more focus on collaboration, fast paced product testing and listening to Client feedback. Let's come together and ensure that our products drive positive change in society, one small step at a time. 💪 Typographic page insert from ‘The responsible object - a history of design ideology for the future’. (a recommend read) #books #people #responsible #design #collaboration #productdevelopment
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Recently, I got stuck while designing and then recalled a technique I used to use—time to get it in action again. The FASTEST FIVE. And here's everything how you can find inspiration when you have none: - I pick up a notebook and draw five things related to that very topic. It takes me 15-20 minutes. - In the next 30 minutes, I put those designs on the screen and go in with the colors. - Creating the five designs within a time constraint is the essence of this method. - Those five things might not be the answer I sought, but they gave me enough clarity to understand what I wanted. - And the sixth iteration was the solution. I used different elements of all five designs, and the result was phenomenal. It's a sure-shot way to get your brain back into that "creative zone." Sometimes you might find your answer in the third iteration itself. It's been almost three years, and it still works like chyawanprash for my brain. So, next time you're stuck or feeling creatively drained, use FASTEST FIVE. What do you do if you feel stuck? Let me know in the comments below! #creativedesign #creativity #designers #thedubemethod
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𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐢𝐭, 𝐲𝐨𝐮'𝐥𝐥 𝐞𝐧𝐝 𝐮𝐩 𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐟 𝐨𝐮𝐭 Mastering what, you ask? Mastering the skill of staying patient when things get chaotic or go awry. As a designer, things can get pretty messy at times. Here are some scenarios I've encountered: - Making the 25th revision of the same poster. - Receiving an urgent design request in the middle of another project. - Starting a design over from scratch for the third time. These situations can easily overwhelm me and hinder my productivity. You know what helps me get through them? PATIENCE! Whenever I start feeling stuck or frustrated, I take a moment to pause. I stay silent, calm myself, and rejuvenate my patience before diving back into my work. Believe me, this approach clears my mind, allowing me to work without straining my brain. #designervoice #graphicdesigner
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💡🎨 Spark creativity and innovation with mind maps! Get inspired by creative ideas and design methods to enhance your brainstorming sessions. #MindMaps #Innovation #DesignThinking https://hubs.la/Q02wK7QK0
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Ever wondered why the QWERTY keyboard is arranged the way it is? Let’s explore its design and functionality through the lens of design thinking. The Problem: In the 1870s, Christopher Latham Sholes faced a challenge with early typewriters. The mechanical keys would often jam when struck in quick succession, especially with commonly paired letters. The Solution: Using design thinking, Sholes observed which letters were frequently typed together and strategically spaced them apart on the keyboard. By doing this, he reduced the likelihood of key jams, ensuring a smoother typing experience. Design Thinking in Action: 1. Empathize: Understanding the frustration of typewriter users dealing with frequent jams. 2. Define: Identifying the core problem: commonly used letter pairs causing jams. 3. Ideate: Brainstorming various layouts to alleviate the issue. 4. Prototype and Test: Experimenting with different arrangements until finding the optimal QWERTY layout. 5. Implement: Standardizing the QWERTY keyboard, which quickly became the norm. Takeaway for Modern Designers: Sholes’ approach highlights the essence of design thinking: empathizing with users, defining clear problems, ideating solutions, prototyping, and implementing effective designs that stand the test of time. #DesignThinking #UserExperience
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Every Stroke a Lesson: The Designer's Dance with Criticism For designers, the blank canvas whispers possibilities, but it also carries the echo of critique. It's a tango with feedback, a constant push-pull that shapes both the work and the artist. Criticism, though sometimes harsh, is a brushstroke on the canvas of growth. It exposes blind spots, ignites innovation, and refines our vision. The key lies not in avoiding it, but in learning to dance with it. -- Seek honest feedback, -- Separate self from work, and -- Prioritize valuable critiques. Use their sting as fuel, not fire, to shape your masterpiece. Remember, criticism is not an attack, but a lesson. Embrace it, and watch your work, and yourself, evolve with every stroke. #design #criticism #growth #creativity
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The Power of Visual Hierarchy in Design! 🎨 At SATUVISION, we understand that in the digital world, how you present information is just as important as the information itself. By mastering the art of visual hierarchy, we ensure that your message gets noticed, read, and remembered. 💡 Key Insights: Grab Attention: Use bold and contrasting colors to highlight key points. Guide the Reader: Structure your content to lead the reader through your message effortlessly. Prioritize Information: Ensure the most important information stands out.
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