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Author Archives: David Holston
Collaboration: It’s What Separates Smart Designers from the Apes
For designers, collaboration provides a creative boost through the shared brain power and experiences of clients and audiences. Check out these 3 tips.
Categories: Design Business & The Industry of Design, Design Business Clients: Communication & Management, Design Business: Industry Issues & Advice, Design Careers: Industry Advice & Job Search Tips, Featured
Tags: client relationships, collaboration, design business, design strategy
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2 Ways to Link Strategy and Creativity
There are ways designers can use creativity and strategy to develop more meaningful design solutions for their clients. Use creative thinking to help drive better branding strategy.
Categories: Design Business & The Industry of Design, Design Business: Industry Issues & Advice, Design Exercises for Inspired Designers, Design Inspiration: Creative Ideas for Designers, Design Inspiration: Ideas & How-to Advice for Designers, Featured
Tags: branding, client relationships, creative exercises, creative strategy
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The Empathic Designer: 5 Tips for Better Collaborative Relationships
Design success is as often as much the result of the quality of the relationships formed with clients, as it is the quality of the design. David Holston, author of “The Strategic Designer,” offers 5 tips for better collaborative design relationships with clients.
5 Questions Every Designer Should Ask Their Clients
Boost a design project’s success rate from the start by determining solutions to problems. To do so, read these 5 questions every designer should ask their clients.





