Multidisciplinary Designer

MANIFESTO

Manifesto

DESIGN PRINCIPLES

 
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There’s no right or wrong answer

I believe when it comes to design, there is not a one-size-fits-all solution to a problem.

 
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Try every idea that comes to mind

You never really know how silly an idea really is until you see it on paper, and I believe they all deserve a chance.

 
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Experimentation prevents stagnation

Being willing to try new things and push myself out of my comfort-zone keeps design exciting and unpredictable.

 
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Embrace the new and the unfamiliar

Always be on the lookout for new apps and technologies that could enhance your abilities as a designer.

 
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Immerse yourself and dive into the process

Take each part one step at a time, and don’t move on until you’re ready to move forward to the next step.

 
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Don’t get overly attached to an idea

If the first idea you come up with seems solid, save it and keep trying new ones. Don’t finish before you start!

 
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Taking breaks is important

Letting a project sit for a day and coming back to it when you’re stuck helps you notice what you might’ve missed.

 
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Always listen to feedback

Whether it’s coming from designers or not, they might be offering insight into something you may have overlooked.

 
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Everything is part of the composition

Every element of a design is important: especially what isn’t there. Negative space is as important as graphics and text are.

 
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Remember that design is fun

Not every project is equally enjoyable, but if you don’t love your work, I believe it can show in your design.