3. Make it your project too
Care about both the immediate client
(your designer) and the end client (your
designer’s client).
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4. Care about design + UX
Make an effort to learn about the
target audience, key message and
user experience.
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5. Listen to the designer’s reasons
Learn why your designer has
approached an element or design –
there might be a good reason for doing
so. Work to find the best solution.
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6. Share insight of template +
database complexities
Help the designer learn how to make
better sites by better understanding the
medium.
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7. Review wireframes + designs
Check out the design materials before
your designer shares them with the end
client – provide technical feedback and
guidance.
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8. Raise CSS + browser issues
Flag them up early so that your
designer can amend designs or discuss
them up to the end client.
Think about what design/production
issues the designer has overlooked.
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9. Talk through responsive design
Walk through design break points to
identify issues with the design so that
your designer can amend designs or
discuss them with the end client.
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10. Communicate clearly
Make it easy for your designer to
understand and share your technical
concerns and notes – and to share them
with the end client.
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