When doing a motion graphic project I get so excited and want to jump right into the animation of the project. But the more planning I do in the beginning the less time I spent being unproductive story boarding and organizing your files properly are two crucial elements that help a smooth workflow… Creativity should be in your project not on how you do the project…
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When designing there is a constant battle of creating and editing the design, the conflict can often times get out of control and I have to admit that many times I will judge how much the editor and creator will fight each other based on how much money the project is bringing to the studio.
For the most part I do aim to design “better” with each new design. I love the saying from the advertising industry that says that you are only as good as your last ad. But, I have seen another reason why I think bad work exists, and that is from the client in the final approval stage.
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I often get fascinated when I hear how “design” can effluence a buyer to do something. As a designer I want to say that it can but I have to say the more and more I think about it I am not convinced that silhouetting images combining them with some graphical elements or textures matched with fonts a color could really be that powerful.
One thing that I can agree with is the power of color when it is used in a bold fashion. But when done subtlety I think colors can picked at minimum.
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I came across this blog that showcases alot of great points about users when they visit your website.
They make a point to say that most if not all visitors have tunnel vision when coming to your site, they want to get in and out as quickly as possible…
The suggestions could inspire great ideas for your website.
http://www.webcredible.co.uk/user-friendly-resources/web-usability/online-behaviour.shtml
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I came across this blog that outlined what would go into a great fitness club brochure and I can’t help but to think it would be a great foundation for any type of business, for example I thought of how the suggestions could work for my design business.
Both these suggestions would work great for client sections of the company website as well
Suggestion 1) Member sign up with space for Client’s personal information, health information and payment details along with membership terms.
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