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Charlie Deets | Presenting design work
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Designer at The Browser Company. Previously Apple, WhatsApp, and Facebook.
Charlie Deets | Presenting design work Presenting design work A fundamental part of your work as a designer is to present ideas as clearly as possible so others can provide informed and useful feedback. In order to communicate effectively, you need to consider how your ideas are received. Taking the time to thoughtfully deliver information will speed up your process and help you accomplish your goals faster. Consider your audience There are three basic types of conversations that happen when presenting design work: I. Casual chat Usually a one-on-one chat or a small group. This is an informal
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