Start your redesign with a content model, not a moodboard
Most redesigns fall apart in the gap between a pretty moodboard and the real content. Nail the content model first and the design has something solid to sit on.
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Short, opinionated notes on strategy, design, development, and growth — the reasoning we'd give a client, written down.
Most redesigns fall apart in the gap between a pretty moodboard and the real content. Nail the content model first and the design has something solid to sit on.
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