How do you handle weird feedback on your design projects…
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How do you handle weird feedback on your design projects?
I run into this constantly, a client leaves feedback like "make it pop," "make it more premium," or "I'll know it when I see it," and I'm left guessing what they actually mean. Then I do a revision based on my guess, and it turns out that wasn't it at all.
Curious how others handle it:
* Do you push back and ask clarifying questions, or just interpret and revise?
* Any tricks for getting clients to articulate what they actually want *before* you burn a revision round?
* What's the weirdest/vaguest feedback you've ever gotten? (I collect these at this point 😄)
Trying to get better at turning vague reactions into clear direction, would love to hear how you all deal with it.
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I run into this constantly, a client leaves feedback like "make it pop," "make it more premium," or "I'll know it when I see it," and I'm left guessing what they actually mean. Then I do a revision based on my guess, and it turns out that wasn't it at all.
Curious how others handle it:
* Do you push back and ask clarifying questions, or just interpret and revise?
* Any tricks for getting clients to articulate what they actually want *before* you burn a revision round?
* What's the weirdest/vaguest feedback you've ever gotten? (I collect these at this point 😄)
Trying to get better at turning vague reactions into clear direction, would love to hear how you all deal with it.
#art
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