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Asking the Simple Questions
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Planning for creativity sounds counter-intuitive. However, creativity doesn’t have to be chaotic. Our responsibility as designers, creatives, and consultants is to solve problems. When it involves our clients, we’re solving business problems. Asking deceptively simple questions can clarify needs and build solid foundations for creative projects.
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Community Thoughts on Asking the Simple Questions...
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The Wishlist Button
by Pablo Stanley via The Design Team
“The problem is, as designers, we can get caught up in our own loop. Obsessed with details that don’t always make a huge impact — we get married to a problem that doesn’t merit our time. We fall into a sunk cost fallacy, making irrational decisions.”
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Brand Strategy: A Bird’s Eye View
by Summer Teal Simpson via Made By Sidecar
“Strategic process aims at defining a foundation and rationale for the brand, and ensure that design is specific to the needs of the client and the end user.”
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An Introduction to Project Discovery
by Shabnam Gideon via Made By Sidecar
“The more questions we can ask and answer up-front, the more likely it is that we can honor budgets, timelines, and our pipeline.”
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