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Tom Greever
ISBN 9789385889257
Rs. 1,560
O'Reilly Media
Articulating Design Decisions
Who it's for: Designers who need to communicate decisions to clients, developers, and executives.
Articulating Design Decisions by Tom Greever provides a practical framework for designers to clearly communicate and justify their design choices. This book helps bridge the gap between creative design work and essential business objectives, ensuring stakeholders understand the rationale behind every decision.Why You Should Read? Learn to articulate design decisions persuasively to clients, developers, and executives. Develop effective strategies for managing feedback and navigating stakeholder conflicts. Gain practical tools and real-world examples to improve design discussions. Balance user-centered design principles with critical business needs.
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- Bridges creative design work with business objectives.
- Strategies for managing feedback and stakeholder conflicts.
- Practical tools and real-world examples for design discussions.
- Balances user-centered design with business needs.
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Who is this book for?
It is for designers who need to communicate and justify their design choices to clients, developers, and executives.
What does the book cover?
It provides a practical framework for articulating design decisions, managing feedback, and navigating stakeholder conflicts.
Does it include real-world examples?
Yes, it includes practical tools and real-world examples to improve design discussions.
How does it help with business objectives?
It helps bridge the gap between creative design work and business objectives, ensuring stakeholders understand the rationale behind decisions.