#Designprocesser

[sansarahub]

I've worked with many designers, and the lack of a structured process is disappointing.

So many skip the basics, thinking the result is all that matters.

What they fail to understand is,

The process is the result.

Without a clear plan, creativity becomes scattered.

Each stage, from research to delivery, adds value to the outcome.

To my fellow designers:

Stop rushing through the steps.

Start focusing on the process.

Because true creativity thrives in structure.

P.S. Grow through the process; don't rush through it.

#designprocess#creativeworkflow#graphicdesign#branddesign#smallbusiness

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22/OCT/2024

WEEK 11 - COMPULSORY QUESTION 1

For an artist, a manifesto expresses their beliefs, goals, and unique style, helping them connect with their audience. It clarifies their artistic direction and can also convey social messages, using art to inspire change. My group’s manifesto captures the free and creative vibe we were aiming for. The mix of colours, organic lines, and uneven layout help us express our individuality and originality without being confined to any rules. The combination of handwritten text and drawings gives it a casual feel, while the different styles and sizes of text create a visual rhythm that naturally catches the eye.

My manifesto is "STORYTELLING, NOT SELLING." This idea was inspired by a training article from NASP (National Association of Sales Professionals). I’ve always prioritised results over process when it comes to design, but after reading their article, I realised that storytelling sparks curiosity and attracts attention. I’ve often been someone who focuses on the outcome rather than the process, but through this manifesto, I now believe that by focusing on a solid process, I can create designs that will naturally succeed and sell themselves.

Even if a movie has a sad ending, if the process is good, the audience will still like it.

My second manifesto is "Curiosity didn’t kill the designers". If I look into the famous saying "Curiosity killed the cat," I realise that it actually originated from something quite different. It was originally "Care killed the cat," where "care" meant "worry". I approach this saying from a different perspective: curiosity is, in fact, care. As a designer, I often worry that I might end up creating generic designs. However, as long as I have curiosity and interest, finding my unique style becomes much easier. When I attend studios, workshops, or digital, I don’t engage with subjects I’m not interested in. Of course, I’ll complete the assignments, but those areas don’t spark much interest in me. This way, I can easily identify what I’m genuinely passionate about. In my recent digital class, I learned app design and video design. I had to use Premiere Pro for video design, which didn’t excite me as much, but I enjoyed app design because it involved using Figma, a tool I love. In this way, curiosity leads to interest, and that helps me grow as a designer.

Through CTS-B, my perspective on other classes and assignments has changed. While I was feeling lost, I found motivation through the manifesto, which encouraged me to approach my work with more detailed research and interest. I was thinking about how to create my zine, and then I decided to focus on the project that I had spent the most time on recently—my work about the Korean military. The project came together very quickly. I guess people really do need to work on what they love.

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10 Essential Steps in Architectural Design Processes

Entering the architectural design process is like crossing the threshold into a domain where creativity and precision intertwine, sculpting the tangible tapestry of our surroundings. Architects, as the orchestrators of this transformative journey, navigate through a symphony of ideas, analyses, and meticulous planning to mold abstract concepts into tangible structures. This exploration invites us to peer into the intricacies of architectural creation, where every stroke of the design process unfolds a narrative, weaving together the aspirations of visionaries with the pragmatism of builders.

Ideation: Nurturing Creative Seeds

The journey commences with ideation, where architects nurture creative seeds. Brainstorming sessions and conceptual refinements lay the groundwork for the unique identity and purpose of the project.

Site Analysis: The Canvas of Creation

Before pen meets paper, architects conduct a comprehensive site analysis. Understanding topography, climate, and surroundings provides the canvas upon which the architectural narrative unfolds.

Preliminary Design: Sketching the Blueprint

Sketching transforms abstract ideas into tangible forms. Architects translate concepts into preliminary designs, exploring spatial arrangements, aesthetics, and functional elements that define the project's essence.

Design Development: Refining the Blueprint

Building upon preliminary designs, architects enter the design development phase. Details are fine-tuned, functional requirements are addressed, and client feedback is incorporated to create a comprehensive blueprint guiding the project.

Building Information Modeling (BIM): The Digital Prototype

Leveraging technology, architects utilize Building Information Modeling (BIM) for detailed 3D models. BIM acts as a digital prototype, facilitating virtual exploration, enhancing collaboration, and providing a comprehensive understanding of spatial dynamics.

Regulatory Compliance: Navigating Codes and Regulations

Architects navigate through a complex web of building codes and zoning regulations. Ensuring compliance is pivotal for obtaining necessary permits and approvals, requiring an understanding of legal requirements that shape the design.

Material Selection: Balancing Aesthetics and Functionality

The selection of materials is an art. Architects consider aesthetic preferences, durability, sustainability, and budget constraints when choosing materials, striking a delicate balance between visual appeal and functional robustness.

Construction Documents: Blueprint for Builders

Detailed construction documents serve as a comprehensive guide for builders. Architects meticulously prepare technical specifications, plans, and essential details, ensuring the accurate execution of the design during the construction phase.

Collaboration with Engineers and Contractors: Synergy in Construction

Close collaboration with structural engineers and contractors is paramount. Architects bridge the gap between design and construction, ensuring the envisioned design is translated accurately into the physical structure.

Realization and Beyond: Witnessing the Vision Materialize

The culmination of the architectural design process is the realization of the project. Architects oversee construction, address challenges, and witness the transformation of conceptualized visions into physical realities. Post-occupancy evaluations often follow, ensuring continued success in meeting user needs.

Must Read: The Essential Guide To Architectural Design Processes

Conclusion

The architectural design process unfolds as a dynamic symphony, where architects seamlessly blend creativity, technical expertise, and collaboration. From inception to realization, architects navigate meticulous stages that shape the built environment, leaving an indelible mark on the world we inhabit.

[elleziq]

Week 14 – Final Touches and Figma Feels 🎨💻

Week 14 was all about presenting our Graphical User Interface (GUI) design in Figma for our project. After weeks of planning, aligning ideas, and fine-tuning elements, we finally showed our landing page, login layout, and the overall feel of our brand—Shoe Stride. 💥👟

Our landing page featured a sleek black-and-gold sneaker and bold typography that screamed modern and strong. Honestly, seeing our design come to life made all the hard work feel worth it.

Sir Earl gave us his feedback right after the presentation. He appreciated some of the details, but as expected, he also pointed out areas for revision and improvement—especially with alignment, button consistency, and unnecessary design. At first, it felt like “huhu not again 🥲,” but in hindsight, it was helpful. He really wants us to polish things, and that pushed us to do better.

We went back to Figma, checked every frame, and worked on the suggestions. It was tiring, but we started to appreciate how every tiny fix made the UI cleaner and more user-friendly. Bit by bit, the interface began to feel more professional and presentable.

This week reminded me that design is not just about creativity—it’s also about feedback, patience, and constant revision. Nakakapagod, yes, pero fulfilling. 😮‍💨💡

Week 14 = Revisions, Realizations, and Respect for the process.

[processzine-org]

Post 003: Captioned Workspaces

Designing in silence. Capturing the signal. Losing it again.

These are the early scaffoldings of Process // Issue #00 — UI overlays, digital interference, software rulers, captioned fragments. Even the screenshots are documented from outside the machine. Grain, moiré, blur. A noisy meditation on clean design.

Somewhere between ‘say again?’ and ‘processed by DSP’.

Type is lowercase by choice. Layouts glitch into caption logic. Even the folders have names that echo back: 888 Process Zine.

This is part scrapbook, part system debug // The edits are audible.

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[thefernwehtype]

Hello! As promised, this is the second part of my /graphic design/ self-talks. It rained the whole of March, so I haven’t taken photos recently, and I thought it would be a good opportunity to film this video. Sorry that it took me so long to finish this – to be exact, 3 WEEKS!

I talked too much, sometimes some real nonsense, and I had to keep the most essential parts of my blabing. Also, Premiere Pro is crashing all the freaking time so I'm forced to learn a new program – DaVinci. The editing part is the worst because I'm still learning and discovering cool techniques while working daily 9-5 as a graphic designer...

But don’t worry, I’m still learning how to balance it all, to upload a little more and many subjects I am interested in.

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