Jan 21, 2013
Wee Nudge
Wee Nudge collects articles related to the web design process and aims to help you better explain and talk to your clients. Read articles on whitespace, wireframes or spec work.
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Wee Nudge
Wee Nudge collects articles related to the web design process and aims to help you better explain and talk to your clients. Read articles on whitespace, wireframes or spec work.
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Ever have one of those clients who think they know more than you do... in spite of requesting a proposal and subsequently hiring you because you know more than they do?
No? Just me? OK. Then ignore WeeNudge, a website full of educational tidbits to help your clients understand Web projects.
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This is a great resource for web designers to show clients what to expect from a web design project. The 2 most important sections are Content and Giving Feedback since those are usually the biggest hurdles to get over during a project.
Just as important as how you give your feedback is how you take your designer's feedback. They want to create something special for you. Having proper discussions face to face or over the phone are far more constructive than sending comments back and forth through email. You should consult with them on the best approach and understand that while you know your business, they know web design.
So the next time you start a project give your client some bathroom reading to get them up the same playing field as yourself.