Often, we underestimate the importance of user experience when we plan to build a new application. We quickly want to deliver a first version of our application. Therefore we focus more on technical parts and on how to get developers on board rather than focusing on design and ergonomic aspects of our future application.
Presenting a new project has always been particularly difficult for me. It always requires me a lot of preparation. I must define precisely the (Why, How, What) of the project, its requirements, the ins and outs and identify the project short and long term ambition. While many people prefer to pay for PowerPoint presentation or make it quick and slapdash, a well-made work with your own hands brings much more pleasure.
I am pretty sure that reading the title of this post, most of you will think : “Everyone knows how to create a website, especially in 2019.”
That’s right for most of geeks and nerds but you will be surprised by how many people, especially small businesses, are still lost and had absolutely no knowledge about how to get a decent website to showcase their company or product.
Did you know that Google paid $0 for its Logo? (Sergey Brin itself made it) Did you know that Twitter paid $15 for its logo? And that Nike paid only $35?
Surprising, right? To design a perfect logo for your brand or project, you don’t need to spend too much money.