Fighting
the Seasonal Slowdown
One thing that we love about summertime is the
change of pace. Slower, longer days. Leisurely
weekends. Anticipated vacations and relaxing time
outside. In the summer, it’s almost a joy to lose
momentum on home improvement projects, that book
that you’re definitely going to finish, and
the items that have been lingering on the to-do list
since last fall.
But when you’re working on a website redesign
project, losing momentum is a frustrating experience
that can cause timeline delays, miscommunications,
and a whole lot of unnecessary stress. One way to
fight it? Providing prompt feedback that will allow
your design/development partner to address concerns
and keep your project moving on-schedule.
Feedback requires a bit of thought and planning to
be effective, however. This month we’re diving into
the design feedback process and explaining the best
ways to frame your thoughts and communicate with a
design team. That means asking questions,
reconsidering that initial gut-check, and
ultimately, bringing it all back to overarching
project goals.
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