How would you define your design style?
I'm not into the "cookie cutter" type of design. My main focus when I am designing for a client is to be original and to the point.
Clean.
More on the conservative side which is strange because I am anything but conservative in any other area of my life.
I do not have one particular style. My design style is the style of the end-user. Basically, if my design does not sell the client's product or service, it is not good design regardless of how aesthetic it is.
I have an annual packaging assignment for which I've just completed the 14th in the series. After the successful first one, my client told me the next year's design had to be completely different. I've approached it that way ever since. They look like the work of ten different designers.
My approach is that the client, market and project determine the style. It's also more challenging for me as a designer to constantly do something new.
Product, market and message are what really should define the design style.
Style completely depends on tarea and client's style.
Clean. Eye-catching. Modern. Relative.
Minimalist, clean, modern.
Depends on the project. Most time modern
Minimalism. But I guess I try to adjust to the client's desires and needs.
appropriate to the project/client
Very usable, very functional, and I hope very beautiful.
My design style is very diverse. I apply the style necessary for the needs of the product/brand. I've been told my work seems like the work of more than one person.
Simplicity. |
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