"What I do is pattern recognition. I try to recognize the pattern before anyone else does."

10 Principles to Good Design : Dieter Rams

Good design is innovative.

Good design makes a product useful.

Good design is aesthetic.

Good design makes a product understandable.

Good design is unobtrusive.

Good design is honest.

Good design is long-lasting.

Good design is thorough down to the last detail.

Good design is environmentally friendly.

Good design is as little design as possible.

Dieter Rams is one of the most influential industrial designers of the twentieth century. Rams made Braun a household name in the fifties, producing electronic gadgets remarkable for both their austere aesthetic and user-friendless. 

Memo #7

The term signature applies to more than just your name!

Memo #6

Success cannot exist without effort.

Why Design Creates Success and Provides Promise

What a title!

Especially to the non designer, who often misinterprets the need for design as nonessential.

Now that I have finished the remodeling of my official site I can say with utter, bold, confidence that design truly molds the product and service! The outcome of their promotion and so on. 

Design determines the motion of your campaign.

Clean lines, a pop of color, a pop of font. A creative touch here and there.

It all provides a sense of clarity, a sense of meaning, a sense of drive and movement!

Design helps to initiate interest.

Design helps to create feeling, motion, movement of the product’s campaign.

I’m telling you now!

Design drives the product!

Your campaign will go nowhere without it! 

Design provides the consumer with clear understanding, creative enlightenment and a deep sense of personal interest in the product.

Thus, providing promise to your company and sales.

Do yourself a favor ladies, gentleman. 

Hire a designer.

Hire me.

Memo #3

Income should not be the only incentive.

Start thinking less like a freelancer, more like an entrepreneur!

Memo #1

Favors do not include profit!

Memo #8

The consumer drives the product.

Memo #5

Stop talking, start doing!

Memo #4

Interaction among clients and potential clientele is key!

Memo #2

Too often profit becomes of greater importance than product! Do not forget the product! You cannot have profit without product!