As designers have to ask for and receive constructive response correctly

Designers often complain about the quality of the response they receive from the senior stakeholders without realizing that it is usually related to how they initially formulated their request. The author of the article, Andy Budd, proposes the best way to invite a response: instead of presenting a linear case, which explains every audit of design, the first thing to do is to correctly formulate a problem.

🚀 The situation is very common when designers complain about the poor quality of the response they have received from stakeholders or customers. "They literally told me to make the logo larger!" - they joke, or, "they told me that it just didn't feel the right", but could not explain why.

• 📌 The problem of obtaining a non -constructive response
• 📌 Incorrect formulation of the problem
• 📌 Need to be specific in your requests