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Enter your search terms Submit search form   Web toistudio.com Monday, June 30, 2008 Design Council - Finding and working with a designer, a step-by-step guide Step -by-step guide There are many reasons to hire a professional designer or design consultant to facilitate a project however there may be some difficulty in quantifying the value of hiring a person who has specifically been trained in the art of design. This is where the Design Council wants to helps out. This specific guide contains chapters on; - how to find a designer - how to choose a designer - how to agree on budgets and costs - writing a brief and getting the project started - working with your designer - completing the design project The Design Council is an online resource for designers and how-to guides for those wondering if they should hire a designer or design consultant. The Design Council also has added resources for designers including podcasts, design related stories and issues and opportunities and is a fantastic resource whether one is in the United Kingdom or not. Labels: Design Rants # posted by Dru McKeown @ 7:18 PM Comments: Post a Comment << Home

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