10 Things You Should Never Say to a Graphic Designer [Infographic]

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Matthew Kane
Matthew Kane

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Maybe the biggest drawback to working as a designer is the opaqueness of the creative process. Unlike other professions that are beholden to rigid protocol, designers have a lot of leeway in how they approach and ultimately produce work. While that’s generally a good thing, creative freedom can invite a lot of questions and feedback from those doing the hiring.

This is not to say there is anything wrong with communicating thoughts and concerns to a designer. It’s just that without an understanding of where the designer is coming from and how the creative process works, even the most well-meaning questions can be repetitive, and potentially, really, really annoying. And no one wants that.  

Consider Print Print 's infographic on how not to annoy a designer a friendly PSA. Follow it, and we guarantee you’ll build better creative relationships. 

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