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What Rushing your Design Project Really Means

If you don't plan to allow enough time forto, or that a website is coded poorly. None
your project to be designed, printed andof this will greatly harm the effectiveness
delivered, then you may still be able to haveof a finished piece, but it's always nicer to
your project completed in time, but thehave a beautiful, perfect finished piece than
design  will  have  to  be  rushed.have  one  that's  almost  all the way there.
This means that your designer will put aside- Financial costs: Just like any other
other client's work and work late nights,profession a designer will charge extra for
even weekends, to get your project out - butthe late nights and other sacrifices that a
at a price. And the price takes several formsrush project requires. It's an industry
other  than  just  financial.standard to charge one and a half times the
normal  cost  of  a  project  to  rush  it.
The  cost  of  rushing your project includes:
- Not being able to ask your audience: I
- Skipping important parts of the designhighly recommend that you run your
process: With less time there's often notdesgns-in-progress past your best clients and
enough time allowed for a designer to spendyour target audience. Doing this sort of mini
much time at all on a creative approach orfocus-group will enable your clients to give
concept for your project. There also may notyou invaluable feedback on your designs, your
be enough time for your designer to present atext, and their impact on your potential
lot of concepts to you or to go through a lotclients. If your project is rushed, then
of revisions. You'll also be rushed throughthere's often no time to run the design
the approval cycle - which means it's moreoptions by your clients to get their input -
likely  that  you  might  miss your deadline.and  you'll  lose out on a valuable resource.
- Quality may suffer: With less time and moreLack of planning can cost you a lot extra. So
stress the finished product often won't be ofI suggest allowing plenty of time to design
as high a quality as it could be. In designwell thought-out materials, at a leisurely
this could mean poorly prepared files, thepace. This will cost you less and will often
details of the design aren't always attendedproduce a more effective design.



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